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grapy

American  
[grey-pee] / ˈgreɪ pi /
Or grapey

adjective

grapier, grapiest
  1. of, like, or composed of grapes.

  2. tasting of grapes or grape juice.

    a grapy wine.


Etymology

Origin of grapy

1350–1400; Middle English. See grape, -y 1

Example Sentences

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Wine taster: “I’m detecting notes of … grape? Yeah, definitely grapy.”

From Washington Post

Nonetheless, each was tasty, though perhaps more grapy than vinous.

From New York Times

Rich and refreshing, earthy and grapy, with a slightly oily texture.

From New York Times

I plucked a grape off the vine and popped it in my mouth; it tasted grapy.

From The New Yorker

The amber-toned brandy has a floral, grapy aroma and a light smoothness, hinting of toffee and orange, on the palate.

From New York Times