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Meanings of mulled wine in English
Usage of mulled wine in English
1
Serve with potato wedges and vegetables, and some good ol' mulled wine.
2
Others bore mulled wine and silver bowls of dried plums and apricots.
3
Dunstany sipped his mulled wine, clearly enjoying the delicate mix of spices.
4
Instead of mulled wine or eggnog, how about mastering a classic martini?
5
I took a sip from my second glass of mulled wine.
6
He fell silent as a young serving woman curtsied to offer mulled wine.
7
The Victorians seem to have popularised mulled wine in the UK.
8
Great store of tapers were now lit up; they proffered him mulled wine.
9
The overlookers wife mulled wine, and the maids were soon asleep.
10
Tuck lavender sachets into her sheets and serve her mulled wine.
11
It ploughed through the stall where we bought our mulled wine.
12
There's hot cider to drink, or mulled wine if you prefer.
13
She gave him a glass of mulled wine, containing the opiate.
14
A glass of mulled wine would, I think, be of service to you.
15
Madame Nanteuil, having drunk her glass of mulled wine, rose to her feet.
16
The air smelled of smoke and roasting meat and mulled wine.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for mulled wine
Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
Mulled wine through the time
Mulled wine across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common