vintager (agasig)

[Eng.vintag(e); -er.] One who gathers the vintage. "The star named in Latine Vin dem i at or , i. e. the vin tager."-P. Holland : Pliny , bk. xviii., ch. xxx i. vint-ag-ing (ag as ig), subst. [Eng. vintag(e); -ing.] The act of gathering a vintage. vint-ner, *vint-on-ner, *vynte-ner, *vyntenere, s . [Prop. vineter , from Fr. vinetier ; Low Lat. vinetarius =a wine-seller, from Lat. vinetum a vineyard, from vinum = wine.] One who deals in wine; a licensed victualer, a wine-dealer; a tavern keeper. "He staved all the wine in a vintner's cellar."- Macau lay Hist. Eng., ch. v. *vint'-ner-ỹ, s. [Eng. vintner ; -y.] The trade or occupation of a vintner. "The father of him did.. perform cookery and vintnery."-Carlyle. Fr. Revolution , pt . ii., bk. v., ch. ii. vint-ry, vint-rie, s. [A contraction for viniterie (q. v.).] [VINTNER.] A place where wine is stored or sold.