kudzu
/ (ˈkʊdzuː) /
a hairy leguminous climbing plant, Pueraria thunbergiana, of China and Japan, with trifoliate leaves and purple fragrant flowers
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How to use kudzu in a sentence
People repost campaign solicitations on blogs that send them sprawling around the globe like digital kudzu.
Cats, the Times told us, are a pestilence akin to gypsy moths and kudzu.
The War on Cats: Jonathan Franzen and Bird-Lovers Fight Back | Ben Crair | March 21, 2011 | THE DAILY BEASTThe kudzu Vine is of wonderful rapidity of growth, and will be found a good substitute for a hardy vine about piazzas and porches.
Amateur Gardencraft | Eben E. Rexfordkudzu is not particularly new, but it seems to me destined to a much greater importance than at present.
Florida: An Ideal Cattle State | Florida State Live Stock AssociationI believe kudzu is entitled to a fair trial by every Florida cattleman.
Florida: An Ideal Cattle State | Florida State Live Stock Association
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