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Howell, Letters, ii. 54. A Philadelphia political club would dine and wine two Free Trade members of Congre . The American, VIL 230. II. in trans. To drink wine. [Colloq.] Hither they repair each day after dinner "to wine." Alma Mater, 1. 95 (B. H. Hall, College Words and Cus(toms, p. 491). wine-bag (win'bag), n. 1. A wine-skin.-2. A person who indulges frequently and largely in wine. [Colloq.] wineballt (win'bal), n. [ wyneballe ; wine + ball1 .] Same as wine-stone. Wyyne ballys ( wyne balle ).... Pilaterie, vel pile tartaree (vel pileus tartaric us). Prompt. Parv . , p. 529. wineberry (win'ber"i), n. [ winberge , grape, win , wine, + berie, berge, berry: see wine and berryl . Hence in variant form win berry.] 1. The grape.