vɪnəˈsɪti

Definitions

1. noun

The quality of being vinous, especially the characteristic of being red or purple.

“The vinosity of the wine made it difficult to distinguish from the grape juice.”

2. noun

The quality or state of being full of, characterized by, or dominated by wine, especially in a way that is excessive or intoxicating.

“The party’s vinosity was legendary, with people stumbling in and out of the room with cups of wine in their hands.”