Words and phrases that have a meaning related to muscadine:  (142 results)
Contains:
bullace grape
Often used in the same context:
scuppernong, loganberry, loquat, pawpaw, rabbiteye, highbush, grape, epimedium, blueberry, pineapple guava, vaccinium, yaupon, muskmelon, sourwood, aronia, perilla, chokeberries, peaches, vinifera, snowberry, collard, pluot, drupes, berry, boysenberries, elderberry, tupelo, chinquapin, glabra, deciduous holly, sapote, silky dogwood, swamp milkweed, maidenhair tree, passionflower, clethra, chokeberry, asclepias, sapodilla, coneflower, snakeroot, caladium, dewberries, basils, strawberry, chinkapin, sloes, heuchera, spicebush, varieties, spiderwort, crabapple, winterberry, prunus, pokeweed, cascara, peach, cherimoya, ironweed, piper nigrum, juniper berries, amelanchier, honeysuckles, yaupon holly, anise hyssop, chokecherry, clingstone, lablab, staghorn sumac, highbush cranberry, eupatorium, pummelo, wax myrtle, ipomoea batatas, bearberry, red currant, buttonbush, batatas, fragaria, bay laurel, cultivar, phalaenopsis, phaseolus vulgaris, bartlett pear, pecans, lovage, guanabana, hyacinth bean, concord grape, soursop, opuntia, berrylike, trumpet honeysuckle, sassafras, serviceberry, bloodroot, lemon verbena, coral honeysuckle, epilobium, marsh mallow, maguey, cruciferous vegetable, dahlias, plum, apricot, basil, bass, beets, blackberries, bordering, burgundy, carnation, carnations, cherry, chili, clover, corduroy, creeper, currant, figs, grapes, luscious, blackberry, cabernet, chardonnay, flavoured, seedless, sour, spiced, unfermented, unripe, unripened, falernian, fermented, flavored, flavorful, mareotic, pear
Appears in the definition of:
scuppernong
More general:
grapevine
Also try:
— Adjectives for muscadine: white, red, excellent, wild, double, northern, purple, little, leaved, black, old, more...

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