Sancerre

[sahn-ser]

noun

a dry white wine from the Loire valley region of France.

Origin of Sancerre

after Sancerre, a town in the region (Cher department)

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Sancerre and La Rochelle in the west, were the most important.
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Sancerre, on the contrary, answers all the conditions of the text.
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Napoleon III, Emperor of the French, 1808-1873.
Anna wished to spend the day at Sancerre with her school-friend.
Parisians in the Country
Honore de Balzac
Paquita of Sancerre scented the storms, the atmosphere of Paris.
Parisians in the Country
Honore de Balzac
I said you had gone to Sancerre to turn Pegasus out to grass.
Parisians in the Country
Honore de Balzac

British Dictionary definitions for sancerre

Sancerre

noun

a dry white wine produced in the Loire valley in France

Word Origin

French

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Examples from the Web for sancerre

Historical Examples

Sancerre and La Rochelle in the west, were the most important.

Sancerre, on the contrary, answers all the conditions of the text.

Anna wished to spend the day at Sancerre with her school-friend.

Paquita of Sancerre scented the storms, the atmosphere of Paris.

I said you had gone to Sancerre to turn Pegasus out to grass.

Sancerre

Word Origin

Origin of Sancerre