/mænzəˈniːjə/ män-zə-NEE-yə

Definitions

1. noun

A type of Spanish white wine, particularly the Fino sherry.

“The sommelier recommended a glass of manzanilla to pair with our tapas.”

2. noun

A plant of the manzanita genus, typically having small white flowers and a compact growth habit.

“The manzanilla shrubs are native to the dry regions of California.”

3. adjective

Used to describe something that is delicate or dainty.

“The artist’s manzanilla watercolors were a beautiful addition to the gallery.”