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Subject: Re: Tarzan's vine or what ?
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Yes, it's called a "vine". You might also hear "grapevine", or other
combinations with the word vine. (Treevine, etc.)
"kile" <news.20.kilekogan@spamgourmet.com> wrote in message
news:paigd01dnkkog872lhulqi9nu8d409e1jr@4ax.com...
What do you call the thing that Tarzan holds to when he goes swinging
from tree to tree ?
I used to think it is called vine until a neighbour's kid's teacher
said it isn't. He mentioned something else which the kid couldn't
recall.
Thank you.
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