1. Mingled with wine; colored or flavored with wine.
1604. F. Hering, Mod. Defence, 24. Hee did [call] a cuppe of drinke mixed by his friend … wined water, and not watred wine.
1884. R. V. French, 19 Cent. Drink in Eng., 288. The distillers took out wine licences, offered gin—spiced and wined—for sale, under a new name.
2. That has taken wine, esp. in abundance.
1640. J. D., Knave in Grain, I. i. C 3 b. We’le pledge, we’le pledge: Victual’d and Win’d already.
1898. J. McCabe, Life Mod. Monastery, vi. 153. He invariably returned to the friary in the evening well wined and nourished.
