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vined

/ˈvaɪnd/

vined adjective: having leaves like those of the vine.

Adjective

vined (not comparable)

  1. Having leaves like those of the vine
  2. decorated with vine leaves.
    • vined and figured Columnes1624, Henry Wotton, The Elements of Architecture, […], London: […] Iohn Bill, →OCLC

Origin of vined

From vine + -ed.

Words that rhyme with vined

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Questions about vined

What does vined mean?
Vined means having leaves like those of the vine.
What part of speech is vined?
Vined is an adjective.
How do you pronounce vined?
Vined is pronounced /ˈvaɪnd/.

Words near vined in the dictionary

  1. vine-staves
  2. vine-tree
  3. vineal
  4. vineberries
  5. vineberry
  6. vined
  7. vinedom
  8. vinedresser
  9. vinedressers
  10. Vineet
  11. vinegar

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