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vinic

[ vahy-nik, vin-ik ]
/ ˈvaɪ nɪk, ˈvɪn ɪk /

adjective

of, pertaining to, found in, or derived from wine: a vinic odor.

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Origin of vinic

1825–35; <Latin vīn(um) wine + -ic

Words nearby vinic

vineyard, vineyardist, vingt-et-un, Vinho Verde, vini-, vinic, viniculture, vinifera, viniferous, vinification, vinificator
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British Dictionary definitions for vinic

vinic
/ (ˈvaɪnɪk, ˈvɪnɪk) /

adjective

of, relating to, or contained in wine

Word Origin for vinic

C19: from Latin vīnum wine
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