oi·noch·o·e or oe·noch·o·e 
(oi-nŏkō-ē′)
(oi-nŏkō-ē′)n. pl. oi·noch·o·es also oi·noch·o·ai (-ō-ī′) or oe·noch·o·es also oe·noch·o·ai (-ō-ī′)
A pitcher with a single handle used by the ancient Greeks and Romans for pouring wine.
[Greek oinokhoē : oinos, wine + khoē, a pouring out; see gheu- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
oinochoec. 640-630 bc Greek oinochoe
- civil defense
- civil disobedience
- civil engineer
- civil engineering
- civilian
- civilianization
- civilianize
- civility
- civilizable
- civilization
- civilize
- civilized
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- civil law
- civil libertarian
- civil liberties
- civilly
- civil marriage
- civil rights
- civil servant
- civil service
- civil union
- civil war
- civvies
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