chambré

UK/ˈʃɒmbɹeɪ/

adjective

Of wine: brought to room temperature for the room in which it is to be served.

OriginFrench chambré →
First used 1960s
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Meanings

adjectivechambré (not comparable)
  1. not comparableOf wine: brought to room temperature for the room in which it is to be served.First known use 1960s

Origin

  1. Frenchchambré
  2. Englishchambré

From French chambré. Doublet of camerate.

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