voluble
vol-u-ble / vŏl-yə-bəl
adjective 1. talkative, fluent, glib It is a common error to imagine that to be stirring and voluble in a worthy cause is to be good and to do good. John Lancaster Spalding, 1840 – 1916 2. (archaic) able to turn or rotate easily Neither the weight of the matter of which a cylinder is made, nor its round voluble form, which, meeting with a precipice, do necessarily continue the motion of it, are any more imputable to that dead, choiceless creature in its first motion. Henry Hammond, 1605 – 1660 3. in botany, twisting, coiling or winding Since it is a voluble vine, this plant should also be trellised on a support such as a pergola, arbor or simple wire mesh. “Garden: Growing Kiwai In 5 Questions”, “Gralon’, www.gralon.com/articles/home-and-garden/garden/article-garden--growing-kiwai-in-5-questions-13234.html, accessed October 19, 2023