grapevine

Through the grapevine I hear of Dick, a 35-year old attorney in Los Angeles.

This shows that a man lies beneath; the women's tombs are marked by a grapevine or a stem of lotus, also carved in marble.

They tied his hands and feet with a grapevine and drove a long stake through his breast, and planted it far out in the deep water.

The "grapevine telegraph" was an "institution" during the whole war.

He walked us toward the powder house, and then, all at once, he shouted at us to throw down our grapevine cigarettes.

There was not sufficient breeze to stir the branches of the locust or the leaves of the grapevine.