i·vy 
(īvē)
(īvē)n. pl. i·vies
1.
a. A widely cultivated evergreen climbing plant (Hedera helix) native to Eurasia, having palmately lobed leaves, root-bearing young stems, small green flowers grouped in umbels, and blackish or yellowish berries. Also called English ivy.
b. Any of several other woody, climbing or trailing evergreen plants of the genus Hedera of the Northern Hemisphere.
2.
a. Any of various creeping or trailing plants of other genera, such as Boston ivy, ground ivy, or Virginia creeper.
b. Poison ivy.
3. Ivy Informal A university in the Ivy League: Cornell is one of the Ivies. Which Ivy has the most students?
[Middle English ivi, from Old English īfig.]
- cut one's teeth on
- cut out
- cutout
- cutover
- cutpurse
- cut-rate
- cut short
- cut (someone) down to size
- cut someone down to size
- cut someone some slack
- cut some slack
- cuttable
- Cuttack
- cut teeth on
- cutter
- cut the cheese
- cut the mustard
- cutthroat
- cutthroat trout
- cut time
- cutting
- cutting edge
- cutting-edge
- cutting horse
- cuttingly