grenadine
gren·a·dine
noun \ˌgre-nə-ˈdēn, ˈgre-nə-ˌ\Definition of GRENADINE
1
: an open-weave fabric of various fibers
2
: a moderate reddish orange
3
: a syrup flavored with pomegranates and used in mixed drinks
Origin of GRENADINE
French, from grenade coarse silk fabric, pomegranate
First Known Use: 1852
Rhymes with GRENADINE
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