Crossword clues for ivied
ivied
- Like some stone walls
- Like some halls of academe
- Like some collegiate walls
- Like Princeton's walls
- Like many college walls
- Like green university walls?
- Ivy covered
- Greenery-covered, as walls
- Describing college walls
- Creeper covered
- Crawling with creepers
- Word for some halls
- Vine-covered, as a wall
- Vine covered
- Overgrown in a way
- Like the walls of some college buildings
- Like the walls of Harvard Yard
- Like the walls behind Cub outfielders
- Like the wall behind Sammy Sosa
- Like the Chicago Cubs' outfield
- Like some walls at Harvard
- Like some lattices
- Like some halls
- Like some green walls
- Like some campus walls
- Like some academic walls
- Like old college walls
- Like many walls at Princeton
- Like many university walls
- Like many campus buildings
- Like Columbia's walls
- Like Colgate's walls
- Like a vine-covered wall
- Halls of learning, sometimes
- Greenery-covered, in a way
- Covered with plants, perhaps
- Covered with greenery, as some walls
- Covered with green creepers
- Covered with climbing plants, as Wrigley Field's outfield walls
- Covered with certain vines
- Covered by vines
- __ halls: academic symbol
- Like Brown's walls
- Overgrown, in a way
- Like some hallowed walls
- Like some walls in Harvard Square
- Like the walls at Wrigley Field
- Like some college buildings' walls
- Green on the outside?
- Like the outfield walls at Wrigley Field
- Like some college walls
- Like many academic halls
- Like some towers
- Like old college buildings
- Vine-covered, as college walls
- Like Old Nassau's walls
- Like Harvard Yard's walls
- Like campus walls
- Like the walls at Harvard
- Like campus halls
- Like campus buildings
- Like Harvard walls
- Like some campus buildings
- Like the walls of Harvard Yard (5)
- Like certain college walls
- Covered with vines, like the outfield walls at Wrigley Field
- Like Harvard's walls
- Overgrown by a climbing evergreen
- One competed with climbers
- Protected by a climber, one was in contention
- I was a competitor clad in green?
- I struggled, choked by climber?
- Like Wrigley Field's walls
- Like the walls of academia
- Like Wrigley's walls
- Covered with creepers, like Wrigley
- Covered in vines
- Like some university walls
- Like Princeton walls
- Like college walls
- Covered with climbers
- Overgrown, like college walls
- Overgrown, as some walls
- Like the walls at Wrigley
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ivied \I"vied\, a. [From Ivy.] Overgrown with ivy.
Wiktionary
a. Overgrown with ivy.
WordNet
adj. overgrown with ivy; "Harvard's ivied buildings" [syn: ivy-covered]
Usage examples of "ivied".
The ivied walls, and purplish roof lichened yellow in places, the quiet meadows harbouring ponies and kine, reaching from it to the sea--all was mellow.
Ahead was Loombe Hamlet, a cluster of quaint shops, steepled church, ivied manor and stone cottages.
Directed by a dim, smoke-bleared sun glimpsed through the woodland canopy, the travelers walked on through the reddish-brown smog of the day, and at evenfall, when weariness threatened to sweep Tahquil from her feet, they climbed to shelter in a huge and ivied weather beech, pulling themselves up on vegetable cables to rest in a scoop at the junction of three great boughs.
Beyond the scarred trunks in the background, illumined by faint flashes of filtered lightning, rose the damp ivied stones of the deserted mansion, while somewhat nearer was the abandoned Dutch garden whose walks and beds were polluted by a white, fungous, foetid, over-nourished vegetation that never saw full daylight.
Heavy as an ivied tower, it crashed the blackness, decollated, to the sound of brass, like something in son et lumière.
But when we seek understanding from authorities-in ivied towers of learning, or marbled halls of government, or dark caves of mysticism-we fall short of our goal.
Unlike all else of eminence round about, Main Gate (for so I recognized it, with a shiver, and the lawn as Great Mall, and the imposing edifice far down it as Tower Hall) was unlit: guards prowled in the shadow along the ivied, gargoyled wall into which it made and before the famous one-way turnstile at the road's end.
If that was not enough, I liked him, although I had some difficulty in recognizing, beneath the olive-drab uniform, the sarcastic and brilliant professor who used to hold forth within the ivied walls of Harvard Yard.