œnologic

See also: oenologic

English

Adjective

œnologic (comparative more œnologic, superlative most œnologic)

1. Obsolete form of oenologic.
   • 1907, James Ralph Jewell, Agricultural Education, second edition, Chapter V, page 91:

     Clermont has established a limnologic laboratory in the midst of her 20 lakes ; Besançon, laboratories for agricultural analysis and bacteriology, and two experiment stations ; Bordeaux, laboratories for research into diseases of the grape, an experiment station, an agronomic and an œnologic institute ; Nancy, an institute for brewing, and a fine section for the study of agriculture and forestry ; Lyon, a school of tannery perhaps as excellent as any in the world ; while at Caen special attention is devoted to the manufacture of butter and cheese.

Anagrams

• oligocone