chardonnay
(s̸här′də nā′)
noun
- a white grape of Burgundy, used for Chablis, champagne, etc.
- a dry white wine made from this grape
See chardonnay in American Heritage Dictionary 4
also char·don·nay
noun- A variety of grape used to make white wine, including champagne and white Burgundy.
- A dry white table wine made from this grape.
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