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vine and fig-tree

vine and fig-tree noun: one's own land, where one can live peacefully and sustain oneself.

Noun

vine and fig-tree (plural vines and fig-trees)

  1. One's own land, where one can live peacefully and sustain oneself.

Forms of vine and fig-tree

pluralvines and fig-trees

Questions about vine and fig-tree

What does vine and fig-tree mean?
Vine and fig-tree means one's own land, where one can live peacefully and sustain oneself.
What part of speech is vine and fig-tree?
Vine and fig-tree is a noun.
What is the plural of vine and fig-tree?
The plural of vine and fig-tree is vines and fig-trees.

Words near vine and fig-tree in the dictionary

  1. vindoline
  2. vindolines
  3. vindresser
  4. vindressers
  5. vine
  6. vine and fig-tree
  7. Vine boom
  8. Vine booms
  9. Vine Hill
  10. vine leaf
  11. vine leaves

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