vigneron

[ veenyuh-rawn ]

noun

, French.

, plural vigne·rons [veeny, uh, -, rawn].

1. a winemaker.

vigneron

/ viɲrɔ̃; ˈviːnjərɒn /

noun

1. a person who grows grapes for winemaking

Word History and Origins

Origin of vigneron¹

French, from vigne vine

Example Sentences

The manufacturer combined the professions of vigneron and doctor—in our time the only doctor for many miles around.

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However, Madame Vigneron, so dignified in her demeanour, came to her husband's help.

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A prey also to emotion, his eyes full of tears, Vigneron sought to console his wife.

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However, M. Vigneron could not remain long without busying himself about his neighbours.

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M. Vigneron had assisted him to dress, and was now stooping down looking for his slippers.

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