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kud·zu
\ˈku̇d(ˌ)zü\ noun
also kudzu vine
(-s)
Etymology: Japanese kuzu
: a prostrate vine (Pueraria thunbergiana) of China and Japan that is used widely for hay and forage and for erosion control and soil improvement and that has tuberous edible roots and stems which yield a fiber — see ko-hemp |