Wine

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 572
win, n. the fermented juice of the grape a liquor made from other fruits Jig.) intoxication. [A.S, win, Goth, vein Ger went; all from L. viniim, which cog. with fir. oinos, Heb. yay in, Ar vain.] [of wine: a drunkard. Wine -bibber, win'-bib'er, «. a bibber or drinker Wing. wing, n the organ of a bird, or other animal or insect, by which it flies flight any sidepiece side of an army, ship, budding, Jig) protection —v to furnish or transport with wings to supply with side-pieces to wound in the wing —On the Wing, on flight departing. [Sw. -annge, Ice. veengr cf. E. Swing.)
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