vinic


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vi·nic

 (vī′nĭk)
adj.
Of, contained in, or derived from wine.
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vinic

(ˈvaɪnɪk; ˈvɪnɪk)
adj
(Brewing) of, relating to, or contained in wine
[C19: from Latin vīnum wine]
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