bine

[bahyn]

noun

1. a twining plant stem, as of the hop.

2. any bindweed.

3. woodbine.

bine

/ baɪn /

noun

1. the climbing or twining stem of any of various plants, such as the woodbine or bindweed

2. any plant with such a stem

Word History and Origins

Origin of bine¹

First recorded in 1720–30; variant of bind

Word History and Origins

Origin of bine¹

C19: variant of _bind

Example Sentences

Some breweries will use hops straight off the bine for a beer known as a harvest, or wet hop brew.

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While the brewers can use pelletized hops year-round, now is the season where they can actually get them fresh off the bine - which was what both Upland and Dean prefer.

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While the brewers can use pelletized hops year-round, now is the season where they can actually get them fresh off the bine — which was what both Upland and Dean prefer.

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Hop vines — called “bines” — grow vertically on trellises up to 40 feet high, producing cones and flowers that are harvested in August.

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In Bavaria’s Holledau region endless rows of hop bines still undulate through the hills as they have for centuries; but today they share the south-facing slopes with solar panels.

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