Vine''s Clinging Arms Crossword Clue

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Below are possible answer for general crossword clue: vine''s clinging arms. We have 3 answers for vine''s clinging arms in our database.

Possible answers to vine''s clinging arms

TENDRIS
- Vine's clinging arms
TENDRILS
- Climbing plant supporters
- Spiral shoots
- Vine's clinging arms
TENDRIL
- Appendage of a climbing plant
- Climber’s twining stem
- Climbing plant supporter
- Climbing plant’s support
- Curling shoot
- Organ of a climbing plant
- Part of a plant

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