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vin

[van]
noun, plural vins [van] /vɛ̃/. French.
  1. wine.

Vin

[vin]
noun
  1. a male given name, form of Vincent.

VIN

  1. vehicle identification number.

vin-

  1. variant of vini-, especially before a vowel.

vin.

  1. (in prescriptions) wine.

Origin of vin.

From the Latin word vīnum
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Contemporary Examples of vin

Historical Examples of vin

  • No cover for one, nor filet, nor vin ordinaire, nor waiter had appeared.

    The Underdog

    F. Hopkinson Smith

  • If he did not have charge of the plans, then the chances were that Vin.

  • Le Bossu silently presented him with a measure of vin ordinaire.

  • The Casino was always there, and we had never heard of vin mousseux on the Riviera.

    Riviera Towns

    Herbert Adams Gibbons

  • His breakfast—the gaol-allowance of bread and vin ordinaire—was by his side.

    My Lady Ludlow

    Elizabeth Gaskell

British Dictionary definitions for vin

vin-

combining form
  1. a variant of vini-
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