vigneron

[ veenyuh-rawn ]

/ vinyəˈrɔ̃ /

a winemaker.

Words nearby vigneron

The manufacturer combined the professions of vigneron and doctor—in our time the only doctor for many miles around.

Thirty Years in Australia |Ada Cambridge
Then Madame Vigneron in all sincerity burst into tears and wept for the sister whom she loved so much.

The Three Cities Trilogy, Complete |Emile Zola
Madame Vigneron, pale rose, large and full, very sweet and good.

The Book of Roses |Francis Parkman
A vigneron at Volnay carried me into his vineyard, which was of about ten arpents.

Memoir, Correspondence, And Miscellanies, From The Papers Of Thomas Jefferson |Thomas Jefferson

A prey also to emotion, his eyes full of tears, Vigneron sought to console his wife.

The Three Cities Trilogy, Complete |Emile Zola

vigneron

/ (ˈviːnjərɒn, French viɲrɔ̃) /

a person who grows grapes for winemaking

French, from vigne vine