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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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Woodbine
::
Woodbine
(v. t.) A
climbing
plant
having
flowers
of great
fragrance
(Lonicera
Periclymenum);
the
honeysuckle.
Mountaineer
::
Mountaineer
(v. i.) To lie or act as a
mountaineer;
to climb
mountains.
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.
Snakewood
::
Snakewood
(n.) An East
Indian
climbing
shrub
(Ophioxylon
serpentinum)
which has the roots and stems
twisted
so as to
resemble
serpents.
Twining
::
Twining
(a.) The act of one who, or that
which,
twines;
(Bot.)
the act of
climbing
spirally..
Creeper
::
Creeper
(n.) A
spurlike
device
strapped
to the boot, which
enables
one to climb a tree or pole; --
called
often
telegraph
creepers..
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..
Clamber
::
Clamber
(v. t.) To
ascend
by
climbing
with
difficulty.
Asparagus
::
Asparagus
(n.) A genus of
perennial
plants
belonging
to the
natural
order
Liliaceae,
and
having
erect much
branched
stems,
and very
slender
branchlets
which are
sometimes
mistaken
for
leaves.
Asparagus
racemosus
is a
shrubby
climbing
plant with
fragrant
flowers.
Specifically:
The
Asparagus
officinalis,
a
species
cultivated
in
gardens..
Bittersweet
::
Bittersweet
(n.) A
climbing
shrub,
with oval
coral-red
berries
(Solanum
dulcamara);
woody
nightshade.
The whole plant is
poisonous,
and has a taste at first
sweetish
and then
bitter.
The
branches
are the
officinal
dulcamara..
Menispermaceous
::
Menispermaceous
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
natural
order
(Menispermace/)
of
climbing
plants
of which
moonseed
(Menispermum)
is the type.
Heartseed
::
Heartseed
(n.) A
climbing
plant of the genus
Cardiospermum,
having
round seeds which are
marked
with a spot like a
heart..
Outclimb
::
Outclimb
(v. t.) To climb
bevond;
to
surpass
in
climbing.
Running
::
Running
(a.)
Extending
by a
slender
climbing
or
trailing
stem; as, a
running
vine..
Vine
::
Vine (n.) Any woody
climbing
plant which bears
grapes.
Level
::
Level (n.) An
approximately
horizontal
line or
surface
at a
certain
degree
of
altitude,
or
distance
from the
center
of the
earth;
as, to climb from the level of the coast to the level of the
plateau
and then
descend
to the level of the
valley
or of the sea..
Love
::
Love (n.) A
climbing
species
of
Clematis
(C.
Vitalba).
Melluco
::
Melluco
(n.) A
climbing
plant
(Ullucus
officinalis)
of the
Andes,
having
tuberous
roots which are used as a
substitute
for
potatoes..
Cocculus Indicus
::
Cocculus
Indicus
(n.) The fruit or berry of the
Anamirta
Cocculus,
a
climbing
plant of the East
Indies.
It is a
poisonous
narcotic
and
stimulant..
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..
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