wine
- noun
- /waɪn/
- Anytime I drink even half a glass of wine, it disrupts my sleep.
- a glass of wine
- a bottle of wine
- red wine
So we had a prioriate red wine from Catalonia.
- So we had a prioriate red wine from Catalonia.
- I know I love good food, good glass of wine, good cigar.
- He says, I want to ship my wine in bulk to California.
- Like sit the down, no more wine for you, Peter.
- These are like modern kind of wine glasses from crate&barrel;.
- So I mean, Jesus drank wine, First off.
- Oh, I love this hot spice boiled wine, city sweet wine.
Examples
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We would like some more wine to enjoy with dinner.
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And then they bring the wine to you to taste.
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This man sent me my wine for my wedding for free.
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Give me some wine, and let me speak a little.
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Do you want some wine?
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We would like some more wine.
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In those days, they were not offered wine to help wash it down.
Fiction book (1990) -
Can you ship that wine to your aunt in Virginia?
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I'll get the wine, cheese, and toilet paper.
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Do you like wine?
Synonyms
A drink that can make people drunk, like beer or wine
Alcohol that people have at parties or with friends
A drink that contains alcohol, like beer or wine
A drink made from grapes, often red
A drink that contains alcohol, like beer or wine
Wine that often comes from France
Idioms
Compounds
Wine made in the US state of California, often from regions like Napa or Sonoma
- Specialized
A wine not allowed to show its place or grape and sold under a simple name such as red
- New Zealand
A small New Zealand shrub with pretty leaves and red berries used to make wine
- Specialized
A flat pink or purple birthmark on the skin caused by too many small blood vessels
- Specialized
A wine made mainly from one type of grape and labeled with the grape name
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Etymology
Wine comes from the old Latin vinum and the Greek oinos, and is related to vine, the plant that grows grapes. So wine is literally the 'drink made from grapes' from the vine.