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gardevin

gardevin noun: a large bottle or jug for holding wine.

Noun

gardevin (plural gardevins)

  1. A large bottle or jug for holding wine.
  2. A case for holding wine bottles.

Forms of gardevin

pluralgardevins

Origin of gardevin

From French garder (“to keep, guard”) + vin (“wine”).

Questions about gardevin

What does gardevin mean?
Gardevin means a large bottle or jug for holding wine.
What part of speech is gardevin?
Gardevin is a noun.
What is the plural of gardevin?
The plural of gardevin is gardevins.

Words near gardevin in the dictionary

  1. gardenwork
  2. gardeny
  3. garderobe
  4. garderobes
  5. gardes
  6. gardevin
  7. gardevins
  8. Gardham
  9. Gardhams
  10. gardi
  11. gardian

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