Definitionn. slender stem-like structure by which some twining plants attach themselves to an object for support
Last update: June 18, 2015
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The tendrils show the shoots now. [Please select]
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Foliage, tendril and inflorescence, reduced. [Please select]
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The teacher may use his own judgment as to whether he will tell them that the tendril is a modified leaflet. [Please select]
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A little checking and pruning here, a careful training of shoot and tendril there, and, lo, the reward of grace and symmetry. [Please select]
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Every quivering tendril of feeling was a live protest, every voice of her soul was crying out against the fact. [Please select]
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Here she sighed again, and, taking a tendril of hair between her fingers, transformed it, very cleverly, into a small curl. [Please select]
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Briefly, the theory is this: the beginnings of leaf, petal, tendril, etc. [Please select]
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His stomach, less resigned than he was, rebelled, and he was obliged to fasten a tendril of wild-vine tightly about his waist. [Please select]
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He smiled at us again from between the two scarlet geraniums, and a tendril of ivy had been gently curled about his neck to hide the cruel wound. [Please select]
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She was helpless and dependent, and that which shut her out from the rest of the world endeared her to me, and wound her in with every fibre and tendril of my heart. [Please select]
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