vintner

[ vint-ner ]

/ ˈvɪnt nər /

noun

a person who makes wine or sells wines.

Origin of vintner

1400–50; late Middle English vint(e)ner, derivative of vin(e)ter<Anglo-French; Old French vinetier<Medieval Latin vīnētārius, equivalent to Latin vīnēt(um) vineyard (vīn(um) wine + -ētum suffix denoting place where a given plant grows) + -ārius-ary

Words nearby vintner

vintage, vintage car, vintager, vintage wine, vintage year, vintner, Vinton, vinum, viny, vinyl, vinyl acetate

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Example sentences from the Web for vintner

Curious to learn more about this weediest of wines, I recently spoke with a California vintner who makes it on the side.
Marijuana-Laced Wine Grows More Fashionable in California Wine Country|Michael Steinberger|April 14, 2012|DAILY BEAST
A frown began to gather on the vintner's brow and a sweat in his palm.
The Goose Girl|Harold MacGrath
From the corner of his eye he observed that the vintner was studying him.
The Goose Girl|Harold MacGrath
On July 5, 1692, a vintner and his wife were found dead in the cellar of their shop at Lyons.
Custom and Myth|Andrew Lang

The vintner, active as a cat, saw Carmichael coming on a run.
The Goose Girl|Harold MacGrath
The Mayor was a vintner by trade, and had a fine cellar stocked with goodly wine.
A Clerk of Oxford|Evelyn Everett-Green

British Dictionary definitions for vintner

vintner

/ (ˈvɪntnə) /

noun

a wine merchant

Word Origin for vintner

C15: from Old French vinetier, from Medieval Latin vīnētārius, from Latin vīnētum vineyard, from vīnum wine

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单词	vintner
释义	vintner [ vint-ner ] / ˈvɪnt nər / noun a person who makes wine or sells wines. Origin of vintner 1400–50; late Middle English vint(e)ner, derivative of vin(e)ter<Anglo-French; Old French vinetier<Medieval Latin vīnētārius, equivalent to Latin vīnēt(um) vineyard (vīn(um) wine + -ētum suffix denoting place where a given plant grows) + -ārius-ary Words nearby vintner vintage, vintage car, vintager, vintage wine, vintage year, vintner, Vinton, vinum, viny, vinyl, vinyl acetate Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for vintner Curious to learn more about this weediest of wines, I recently spoke with a California vintner who makes it on the side. Marijuana-Laced Wine Grows More Fashionable in California Wine Country\|Michael Steinberger\|April 14, 2012\|DAILY BEAST A frown began to gather on the vintner's brow and a sweat in his palm. The Goose Girl\|Harold MacGrath From the corner of his eye he observed that the vintner was studying him. The Goose Girl\|Harold MacGrath On July 5, 1692, a vintner and his wife were found dead in the cellar of their shop at Lyons. Custom and Myth\|Andrew Lang The vintner, active as a cat, saw Carmichael coming on a run. The Goose Girl\|Harold MacGrath The Mayor was a vintner by trade, and had a fine cellar stocked with goodly wine. A Clerk of Oxford\|Evelyn Everett-Green British Dictionary definitions for vintner vintner / (ˈvɪntnə) / noun a wine merchant Word Origin for vintner C15: from Old French vinetier, from Medieval Latin vīnētārius, from Latin vīnētum vineyard, from vīnum wine Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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