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Definition of climb
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Climb (v. i.) To
ascend
or mount
laboriously,
esp. by use of the hands and
feet..
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Reascend
::
Reascend
(v. i.) To rise,
mount,
or climb
again..
Scrambler
::
Scrambler
(n.) One who
scrambles;
one who
climbs
on all
fours.
Pepper
::
Pepper
(n.) The plant which
yields
pepper,
an East
Indian
woody
climber
(Piper
nigrum),
with ovate
leaves
and
apetalous
flowers
in
spikes
opposite
the
leaves.
The
berries
are red when ripe. Also, by
extension,
any one of the
several
hundred
species
of the genus
Piper,
widely
dispersed
throughout
the
tropical
and
subtropical
regions
of the
earth..
Rise
::
Rise (v.) To move from a lower
position
to a
higher;
to
ascend;
to mount up.
Specifically:
-- (a) To go
upward
by
walking,
climbing,
flying,
or any other
voluntary
motion;
as, a bird rises in the air; a fish rises to the
bait..
Woodbine
::
Woodbine
(v. t.) A
climbing
plant
having
flowers
of great
fragrance
(Lonicera
Periclymenum);
the
honeysuckle.
Twine
::
Twine (v. i.) To
ascend
in
spiral
lines about a
support;
to climb
spirally;
as, many
plants
twine..
Love
::
Love (n.) A
climbing
species
of
Clematis
(C.
Vitalba).
Anabas
::
Anabas
(n.) A genus of
fishes,
remarkable
for their power of
living
long out of
water,
and of
making
their way on land for
considerable
distances,
and for
climbing
trees;
the
climbing
fishes..
Vanilla
::
Vanilla
(n.) A genus of
climbing
orchidaceous
plants,
natives
of
tropical
America..
Cragsman
::
Cragsman
(n.) One
accustomed
to climb rocks or
crags;
esp., one who makes a
business
of
climbing
the
cliffs
overhanging
the sea to get the eggs of sea birds or the birds
themselves..
Yapock
::
Yapock
(n.) A South
American
aquatic
opossum
(Chironectes
variegatus)
found in
Guiana
and
Brazil.
Its hind feet are
webbed,
and its fore feet do not have an
opposable
thumb for
climbing.
Called
also water
opossum..
Scansorial
::
Scansorial
(a.)
Capable
of
climbing;
as, the
woodpecker
is a
scansorial
bird;
adapted
for
climbing;
as, a
scansorial
foot..
Earthpea
::
Earthpea
(n.) A
species
of pea
(Amphicarpaea
monoica).
It is a
climbing
leguminous
plant,
with hairy
underground
pods..
Treadwheel
::
Treadwheel
(n.) A wheel
turned
by
persons
or
animals,
by
treading,
climbing,
or
pushing
with the feet, upon its
periphery
or face. See
Treadmill..
Bind
::
Bind (n.) Any
twining
or
climbing
plant or stem, esp. a hop vine; a
bine..
Cobaea
::
Cobaea
(n.) A genus of
climbing
plants,
native
of
Mexico
and South
America.
C.
scandens
is a
conservatory
climber
with large
bell-shaped
flowers..
Ascend
::
Ascend
(v. t.) To go or move
upward
upon or
along;
to
climb;
to
mount;
to go up the top of; as, to
ascend
a hill, a
ladder,
a tree, a
river,
a
throne..
Rampant
::
Rampant
(v.)
Ascending;
climbing;
rank in
growth;
exuberant.
Gelsemium
::
Gelsemium
(n.) A genus of
climbing
plants.
The
yellow
(false)
jasmine
(Gelsemium
sempervirens)
is a
native
of the
Southern
United
States.
It has showy and
deliciously
fragrant
flowers.
Menispermaceous
::
Menispermaceous
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
natural
order
(Menispermace/)
of
climbing
plants
of which
moonseed
(Menispermum)
is the type.
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