cobbing1t

[Appar. Pars mihi prima est, my part is first; inter præcipuos stultos, amongst those notable, famous, notorious cobbing Withal (ed. 1608), p. 391. fooles. tives of the mountains of tropical America. cobbing2 (kob'ing), n. [Verbal n. of cob7, v.] They have pinnate leaves and large campanulate flowers, and, being rapid growers, are frequently cultivated for ornament. The most common species is C. scandens, with purple or white flowers, from Mexico.