vino
vino
Definition
vino (vē′nō̂)
noun
wine
Etymology: It & Sp
vino
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- drink: We had a nice evening watching a video and drinking some vino.
- lock: Simply lock the vino of your choice in the puzzle's complex clutches and watch as your host struggles to set it free.
Adjective modifier
- local: This evening there'll be a welcome dinner with a few bottles of local vino!
- old: I hope you're cutting back on the old vino, sleeping right, eating proper.
Modifies a noun
- tinto: The bars are a stepping-stone to mixing with the locals and a place where vino tinto and tapas are particularly useful bargaining tools.
- veritas: Posted by Mollie at 2:44 PM | Comments ( 6 ) In vino veritas?
- rosso: If you drink enough vino rosso, a treat after the wilderness, you might even end up buying one.
- blanco: Includes the immortal line " Vino tinto, vino blanco, makes me feel like General Franco " .
Noun used with modifier
- el: First it was el vino back in August and now The Black Stuff.
vino Quotes
Vulgoque veritas iam attributa vino est. And truth has come to be proverbially credited to wine.
Browse dictionary entries near vino
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- vingt-et-un
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- Vinson
- vintage
- vintager
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- vinyl alcohol
- vinyl chloride
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