Meaning & Definition of word "Wine"
Wine
/waɪn/
noun:
- 1. A fermented beverage made from the juice of grapes or other fruits.
- Example: She poured a glass of red wine to accompany the dinner.
- 2. A specific type of wine, often labeled by the grapes used in its production.
- Example: They decided to try a new Chardonnay from California.
- 3. A drink that is fermented and alcoholic, typically made from fermented grapes or fruit.
- Example: He prefers sweet wine over dry wine.
verb:
- 1. To drink wine or to serve wine to others.
- Example: We wined and dined our guests during the holiday party.
Etymology
●Middle English 'wine', from Old French 'vin', from Latin 'vinum'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
wine and dine:
To entertain someone with food and drink.
a wine glass:
A glass specifically designed for drinking wine.
red wine:
A type of wine made from dark-colored grape varieties.
white wine:
A type of wine made from green or yellowish grapes.
Related Words
winery:
A place where wine is produced.
sommelier:
A wine steward or expert.
vintage:
The year or place in which a wine, especially wine of high quality, was produced.
Slang Meanings of wine
Meaning: Booze
● Example Sentence: Let's grab some booze for the party.
Meaning: Grape juice
● Example Sentence: She prefers her grape juice over beer.
Meaning: Plonk
● Example Sentence: That cheap plonk is not worth the money.
Meaning: Vino
● Example Sentence: We should just relax with some vino tonight.