Wine ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Wine ( noun )

1. An alcoholic drink made from fermented grape juice.
2. A particular type or brand of wine.
3. An instance or serving of wine.
4. The color of wine, typically a deep red.

Origin:

Old english win, of germanic origin; related to dutch wijn and german wein.

Examples:

1. The wine was a deep red color.
2. The wine was very dry.
3. I prefer white wine over red wine.
4. We ordered a bottle of wine with dinner.
5. The wine had been aged for ten years.

(As a verb)

Wine ( verb )

1. An alcoholic drink made from fermented grape juice.
2. A particular type or brand of wine.
3. An instance or serving of wine.
4. The color of wine, typically a deep red.

Origin:

Old english win, of germanic origin; related to dutch wijn and german wein.

Examples:

1. The wine was a deep red color.
2. The wine was very dry.
3. I prefer white wine over red wine.
4. We ordered a bottle of wine with dinner.
5. The wine had been aged for ten years.