A grape;—also coll.; also, some kind of berry; wine-berie blosme; wine-berie ston, ?a grape seed. …

?Dreadful, grievous; ?unconquerable, not to be dispelled. …

Pleasant. …

Oriented toward material benefit, profitable. …

Sorrow, distress; misery, suffering; ?ruin; ?also, error for iwin n. [2nd quot.]; with unwin, painfully. …

A wine party to which guests (or the public) are invited. [Cp. bēd(e)-āle.] …

Lacking wine;—used in fig. context. …

Having the character of, pertaining to, or made from wine; of a diet: heavy in wine; of a grape: wine-producing. …

= vinolent adj. (a). …

Stocked with wine. …

Intoxicated with wine. …

The first tun of bulk wine broached on a Lorraine trading vessel; also, the wine of the first tun, sold retail. …

The first tun of bulk wine broached on a Lorraine wine ship. …

(a) One involved in the transportation of wine, a carrier of wine; (b) as surname. …

(a) Any plant of the genus Vitis, esp. V. vinifera, a vine; also fig.;—also coll. [a few pl. exx. could also be construed as (b)]; ?also, a twig or branch of a vine [quot. ?1440]; also, a pictorial……

To oppose (Christ), resist. …

(a) Pleasing to the senses, delightful to see, hear, experience, etc., fair (b) pleasant of manner, gracious, agreeable; also, generous, favorably disposed; ?forgiving [quot. a1400]; also, of……

(a) Labor, toil; (b) conflict, strife; turmoil; bale (fight, flit, nith, wal, werre) and win; in (on) win, troubled, agitated. …

Delightful, agreeable, pleasing; excellent, fine; also, gracious;—freq. with diminished force as a mere positive epithet. …

A plant of the genus Vitis, a vine; also fig.; whit vine-tre, the common or white bryony (Bryonia dioica). …