winy (Meaning)
Wordnet
winy (s)
having the taste of wine
Webster
winy (a.)
Having the taste or qualities of wine; vinous; as, grapes of a winy taste.
Synonyms & Antonyms of winy
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winy Sentence Examples
- The pungent winy aroma of grapes permeated the vineyard, hinting at a bountiful harvest.
- The winy scent of fermented apples filled the cider house, evoking memories of autumn gatherings.
- The winy taste of the aged whiskey lingered on my palate, a reminder of its smooth refinement.
- The winy breeze carried the bittersweet fragrance of blooming honeysuckle across the garden.
- The winy odor of decaying fruit attracted a swarm of fruit flies to the fallen apples.
- The winy voice of the old woman recounted tales of a bygone era, her words carrying the weight of nostalgia.
- The winy aroma of old books filled the antique library, creating an atmosphere of forgotten knowledge.
- The winy tang of vinegar added a tartness to the marinade, enhancing the flavors of the roasted chicken.
- The winy glow of sunset cast an ethereal light on the distant mountains, painting the sky in hues of gold and crimson.
- The winy slickness of the wet asphalt created a treacherous surface for cars, increasing the risk of accidents during heavy rain.
FAQs About the word winy
having the taste of wineHaving the taste or qualities of wine; vinous; as, grapes of a winy taste.
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The pungent winy aroma of grapes permeated the vineyard, hinting at a bountiful harvest.
The winy scent of fermented apples filled the cider house, evoking memories of autumn gatherings.
The winy taste of the aged whiskey lingered on my palate, a reminder of its smooth refinement.
The winy breeze carried the bittersweet fragrance of blooming honeysuckle across the garden.
