vin
/vɛ̃/Definitions
1. noun
A small stream of water; a brook or rivulet.
“The hikers followed the vin to the nearby waterfall.”
2. noun
In French wine production, a vineyard or a wine cellar.
“The vin was renowned for its exquisite selection of fine wines.”
3. noun
A wine bottle.
“She carefully placed the vin on the table, admiring its label.”
4. verb
To spoil or sour a wine, especially by allowing it to become contaminated with bacteria or other unwanted substances.
“The wine had been vin-ed by the contamination of the cork.”