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wine rope

wine rope noun: a rope or cloth, soaked in highly sugared wine, hung outdoors to attract moths for scientific study.

Noun

wine rope (plural wine ropes)

  1. A rope or cloth, soaked in highly sugared wine, hung outdoors to attract moths for scientific study.

Forms of wine rope

pluralwine ropes

Questions about wine rope

What does wine rope mean?
Wine rope means a rope or cloth, soaked in highly sugared wine, hung outdoors to attract moths for scientific study.
What part of speech is wine rope?
Wine rope is a noun.
What is the plural of wine rope?
The plural of wine rope is wine ropes.

Words near wine rope in the dictionary

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  6. wine rope
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  9. wine saver
  10. wine server
  11. wine servers

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