Definitions
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- noun A
shop sellingwine .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Yet Sophie, the woman who managed the wineshop it would have been impolite to query her other commercial interests, had taken pity on them.
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They passed a wineshop, several of whose customers had spilled good-naturedly into the street.
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They passed a wineshop, several of whose customers had spilled good-naturedly into the street.
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They passed a wineshop, several of whose customers had spilled good-naturedly into the street.
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Yet Sophie, the woman who managed the wineshop it would have been impolite to query her other commercial interests, had taken pity on them.
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Therefore, while Martel foraged for information, Holland remained in the drafty attic, plotting out likely exchanges with the inventor on the backs of receipts from the wineshop, which Sophie had provided for his entertainment along with a pen and cheap bottle of ink.
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Yet Sophie, the woman who managed the wineshop it would have been impolite to query her other commercial interests, had taken pity on them.
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Therefore, while Martel foraged for information, Holland remained in the drafty attic, plotting out likely exchanges with the inventor on the backs of receipts from the wineshop, which Sophie had provided for his entertainment along with a pen and cheap bottle of ink.
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Therefore, while Martel foraged for information, Holland remained in the drafty attic, plotting out likely exchanges with the inventor on the backs of receipts from the wineshop, which Sophie had provided for his entertainment along with a pen and cheap bottle of ink.
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Patrick Watson, a former sommelier and waiter at the New York City restaurant Lupa (my favorite of the mostly Italian empire run by Mario Batali and Joseph Bastianich), employs recent French Culinary Institute graduates at Smith & Vine, the small Brooklyn wineshop he runs with his wife, Michele Pravda.
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