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vinegarish

[vin-i-ger-ish] / ˈvɪn ɪ gər ɪʃ /




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California vineyardists planted vast new acreage, grew rich, came to look upon Prohibition as a commercial blessing.

From Time Magazine Archive

Australia was omitted, not because of any Roosevelt animus toward vineyardists down under, but because the President's quotas are based on the wine exports of countries to the U. S. before Prohibition.

From Time Magazine Archive

When vineyardists of Northern California began, in 1919, to tear up their vines and substitute other fruits, Grapegrower Garrett felt a personal sense of injury.

From Time Magazine Archive

Last week Professor Fred Edmund D'Amour, University of Denver zoologist and physiologist, sent the cheery message to vineyardists and tomato croppers that he has devised a serum against the black widow's poison.

From Time Magazine Archive

A great advantage in the congregation of vineyardists in grape regions is found when labor must be obtained.

From Manual of American Grape-Growing by Hedrick, U. P.




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