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Italian vermouth

Italian vermouth noun: a sweet, fortified wine that is red or reddish in color and that has a slightly bitter taste.

italian vermouth: a sweet, fortified wine that is red or reddish in color and that has a slightly bitter taste
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Noun

Italian vermouth (countable and uncountable, plural Italian vermouths)

  1. A sweet, fortified wine that is red or reddish in color and that has a slightly bitter taste.
    Synonyms:
    red vermouth

Synonyms of Italian vermouth

Forms of Italian vermouth

pluralItalian vermouths

Questions about Italian vermouth

What does Italian vermouth mean?
Italian vermouth means a sweet, fortified wine that is red or reddish in color and that has a slightly bitter taste.
What part of speech is Italian vermouth?
Italian vermouth is a noun.
What is the plural of Italian vermouth?
The plural of Italian vermouth is Italian vermouths.

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