Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun See cavass.

Etymologies

Sorry, no etymologies found.

Support

Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word cavas.

Examples

  • They serve their own-label Belgian beer, excellent wines and cavas.

    10 of the best tapas bars in Barcelona 2011

  • They serve their own-label Belgian beer, excellent wines and cavas.

    10 of the best tapas bars in Barcelona 2011

  • We spent an enjoyable 30 minutes through the crushing and juicing area, the 25 meter (82 foot) descent down a series of well-lighted broad and safe but terrifying stairs into that abyss of the excavated cavas where the bottled wines are first stored at a non-varying temperature, then up into the area where the bubbling wines pass through the tedious process of de-sedimentation.

    La Pena De Bernal And Guanajuato 2007

  • We spent an enjoyable 30 minutes through the crushing and juicing area, the 25 meter (82 foot) descent down a series of well-lighted broad and safe but terrifying stairs into that abyss of the excavated cavas where the bottled wines are first stored at a non-varying temperature, then up into the area where the bubbling wines pass through the tedious process of de-sedimentation.

    La Pena De Bernal And Guanajuato 2007

  • Spanish cavas, Italian proseccos and American sparkling wines have improved to be nice alternatives for that New Year's toast, and can be cheaper by more than 50%.

    Hosting a Holiday Party on a Budget 2008

  • Many of these wine cooperatives are still operational, producing small-batch wines and cavas.

    Spain's Wine Cathedrals 2008

  • Many of these wine cooperatives are still operational, producing small-batch wines and cavas.

    Bold Bodegas: Top Architects Change the Face of Spanish Wine 2008

  • He's fearlessly creative on cavas, and claims a total freedom for himself on the page, splashing words recklessly.

    Archive 2005-03-01 Sharon Bakar 2005

  • I can remember exactly what I was wearing that night: blue sweat shirt, purple cotton trousers, red cavas shoes, a synthetic fur coat I'd bought from a second hand shop (it had a label inside to say that it was "Demob Issue" and I suppose it dated from 1946 or so), and a long pair of crystal earrings.

    Archive 2005-03-01 Sharon Bakar 2005

  • I can remember exactly what I was wearing that night: blue sweat shirt, purple cotton trousers, red cavas shoes, a synthetic fur coat I'd bought from a second hand shop (it had a label inside to say that it was "Demob Issue" and I suppose it dated from 1946 or so), and a long pair of crystal earrings.

    No Leaking Red Pen in Pocket But Still the World Finds Us Out Sharon Bakar 2005

Comments

Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.