grape

noun

any of various small, round, smooth-skinned, juicy berries, generally purple, red, or green, growing in clusters on woody vines: grapes are eaten raw, used to make wine, or dried to make raisins
any of various vines (genus Vitis) of the grape family that bear grapes, including fox grape and muscadine; grapevine
a dark purplish red
grapeshot

adjective

designating a family (Vitaceae, order Rhamnales) of dicotyledonous, tendril-bearing, climbing, woody vines, including the Virginia creeper

See grape in American Heritage Dictionary 4