Champagne is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHAMPAGNE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a posh sort of wine
• a former province of NE France, which now corresponds to the Champagne-Ardenne administrative region. The region is noted for the white sparkling wine first produced there in about 1700.
• sparkling white French wine
• A light wine, of several kinds, originally made in the province of Champagne, in France.
• a white sparkling wine either produced in Champagne or resembling that produced there
• a region of northeastern France
ADJECTIVE:
• denoting a luxurious lifestyle
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a white sparkling wine made in the old province of Champagne, France; a similar wine made elsewhere

Words related to CHAMPAGNE

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Words that contain CHAMPAGNE

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How to use CHAMPAGNE in a sentence

• The medical man ordered five bottles of champagne, and, putting them in his immense pockets, returned to his table and opened them all at once.
• Barton produced a bottle of champagne which she said Mr.
• He spoke lightly of the conduct of Mademoiselle de Longueville, and I threw a glass of champagne in his face.
• What had happened after he left? The champagne and grapes which Edna sent over were TOO delicious.
• One day at the end of a dinner given to certain intimate friends by Prince Lebrun, the guests, heated by champagne, were discussing the inexhaustible subject of feminine artifice.
• In the Champagne they are facing a high rolling country, studded with good artillery positions and points of observation.
• Here we are at the heart of the vine-growing district, and these banks of the Marne contribute largely to the production of the famous champagne.
• Quentin, another north of Rheims, and a third to the east in Champagne.
• It used to be thought that a man who said he liked dry champagne would say anything.
• A cup of champagne, at a little after six in the morning.
• If there were certain who recommended a campaign in Champagne, it was not on the faith of saints and angels, but for purely human reasons.
• The conversation had never been vivacious, and now it was half-drowned in champagne.
• Away we go, an odd four hundred pounds of us, until, exhausted, we collapse against the table where the champagne is being distributed.
• Armour will entertain a select few at a champagne luncheon in the scalding-room.
• He looked in at the bar, and drank another glass of champagne.
• Lord and Lady Alphingham had, at the earliest threatening of disturbances, retreated to their chateau in the province of Champagne.
• On the morrow, all the host moved onwards into the country of Champagne, and Flollo, the Roman tribune, retired before them into Paris.
• Louis friends set out champagne when the result of the first run was announced.
• In Paris, a complaint was recently made that, in a scene representing an entertainment in modern fashionable society, the champagne supplied was only of a second-rate quality.
• See this liberal gentleman, and drink his champagne.
• It is probable that from one of these vineyards at least will come a good Champagne wine.
• Nokes, slightly elevated with champagne, and not perceiving Mrs.

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