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black bindweed

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black bindweed

–noun
1. a weedy twining vine, Polygonum convolvulus, native to Europe and widely naturalized in North America.
2. black bryony.

Origin:
1835–45, Americanism

black bryony

–noun
a twining Old World vine, Tamus communis, having heart-shaped leaves, small greenish flowers, and scarlet berries.
Also called black bindweed.
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black bindweed or black-bind·weed   (blāk'bīnd'wēd')   
n.  A twining annual vine (Polygonum convolvulus) native to Eurasia but widespread as a weed and having heart-shaped leaves and clusters of small, greenish-white flowers.
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