winlestrae

/ˈwɪnleɪstreɪ/

Definitions

1. noun

A rare or obsolete word that refers to a place or area of a vineyard where grapevines are trained to grow in a specific way, or a pattern of training vines.

“The winlestrae in the vineyard was an intricate system of trellises and supports that allowed the grapes to ripen evenly.”

Synonyms

  • trellis
  • vineyard

Antonyms

  • untamed
  • wilderness