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- noun Plural form of
winebar .
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Examples
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It was originally called Vic's Slice of Paradise, and it was originally going to be a trendy wine bar, but Vic soon found out that not many trendy winebars flourish in spaceports, especially spaceports like Luna 1.
Vic's 2010
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All this and just steps to Wisconsin Avenue - with amenities like Starbucks and other coffeeshops, Cactus Cantina, Cafe Deluxe and numerous other restaurants and winebars, grocers, and shops - the attractions of Cleveland Park along Connecticut Ave is only a short distance.
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We're just happy wine will be $5-$9 a glass, rather than the over-$10 prices at many local winebars.
Eating L.A. 2009
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There are any number of winebars where you can taste and buy bottles of island produce, and the temptation would be to sit and sip all day, but there are bicycles to be hired, and seaside to see.
Travel news, travel guides and reviews | guardian.co.uk 2009
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One MoD official, serving with the Cabinet Office, got around this by would be held responsible and fined for recklessly flouting data protection principles by leaving laptops in cars or winebars.
The Register 2008
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And I swim and like to go to winebars:) also dance (badly - learning:))
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