1. grapevine - Noun
2. grapevine - Verb
3. Grapevine - Proper noun
A vine or climbing shrub, of the genus Vitis, having small green flowers and lobed leaves, and bearing the fruit called grapes.
Source: Webster's dictionarythe news of their affair was spread by word of mouth Source: Internet
About the same time, courtesy of the medical grapevine, descriptions of the situation in northern Italy were starting to sneak in. Doctors spoke in hushed tones of the impossible decisions colleagues on the other side of the world were having to make. Source: Internet
An active grapevine among the Jewish community discusses which products are now questionable, as well as products which have become kosher but whose labels have yet to carry the hechsher. Source: Internet
Her dalliance with Pant wasn't the actress' first encounter with a cricketer, if one believes the grapevine. Source: Internet
“I think we just found out through the grapevine and it freaked us out that why is no one telling us?” Source: Internet
In recent years, IFG has kept a close eye on the Chinese market, and has undertaken a series of activities aimed at combating counterfeiting and other intellectual property infringement acts against IFG grape varieties in grapevine production and trading. Source: Internet