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Naypãir sây, Néz-Pérss, Nézperz nô bléss oblêezh noir nwàr nougat nougat nouveau nû-vô nouvelle nuvél nouvelle cuisine nuvél-quizêen nouvelle vague odalisque ôdalísk oeil de boeuf oidə-bəf oenophile ênofîle paillard pîàr paillette pà yét pənásh papier-mâché— Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
The wine apps available via the App Store run the gamut from offerings geared toward the most serious connoisseur to ones designed with the novice oenophile in mind.— iPod Product Center
Charismatic, unconventional oenophile and entrepreneur,— TreeHugger
But you don't have to be a Red Sox fan, father or an oenophile to appreciate "Sweet Caroline," "Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon" and "Red, Red Wine."— Independent Weekly: All Recent Stories
Across a continent and an ocean in Paris, actor Alan Rickman plays English oenophile Steven Spurrier (you read that right, sports fans) as the sort of wine critic the Barrett boys and the rest of the Napa Valley vintners fear.— Tahoe Daily Tribune - Top Stories
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