grapevined

English

Alternative forms

• grape-vined

Verb

grapevined

1. simple past and past participle of grapevine

Adjective

grapevined (not comparable)

1. Planted or adorned with grapevines.
   • 2011, Will Durant, Ariel Durant, The Age of Voltaire: The Story of Civilization, Volume IX:

     On those lovely shores and grapevined hills Voltaire and Gibbon enjoyed a highly civilized life, and Rousseau grew up and suffered, and placed his Julie's virtuous household (at Clarens, near Vevey).

   • 2012, Dawn Tripp, Moon Tide: A Novel:

     She married him the following summer under the grapevined trellis in his father's apple orchard.

   • 2015, Samantha Waltz, Blended: Writers on the Stepfamily Experience:

     When we slowed to admire a bronze statue of a woman with arms stretching up toward the sky, a disheveled man well into his eighties with wild white hair and plaster-spotted clothes called out and waved to us from his grapevined balcony.