vinaigrier

English

Etymology

French vinaigrier

Noun

vinaigrier (plural vinaigriers)

  1. A pot or jar in which vinegar is made.
  2. A cruet for serving vinegar.

French

Etymology

From vinaigre (“vinager”) +‎ -ier.

Noun

vinaigrier m (plural vinaigriers)

  1. vinegar maker
  2. cruet (for vinegar)

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