viner

As nouns the difference between vane and viner

is that vane is a weather vane while viner is a vinedresser.

In obsolete terms the difference between viner and vinery

is that viner is a vinedresser while vinery is a structure, usually enclosed with glass, for rearing and protecting vines; a grapery.

As nouns the difference between finer and viner

is that finer is one who fines or purifies while viner is (obsolete) a vinedresser.

As an adjective finer

is (fine).

As a noun viner

is (obsolete) a vinedresser.

As an adjective viler is

(vile).

As a noun viner

is a vinedresser.

As an adjective vainer is

comparative of vain.

As a noun viner is

(obsolete) a vinedresser.

In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between vinew and viner

is that vinew is (obsolete) to become musty or mouldy while viner is (obsolete) a vinedresser.

As nouns the difference between vinew and viner

is that vinew is (obsolete) moldiness, mould while viner is (obsolete) a vinedresser.

As a verb vinew

is (obsolete) to become musty or mouldy.

As a noun viner

is a vinedresser.

As an adjective vinier is

comparative of viny.

As nouns the difference between biner and viner

is that biner is while viner is (obsolete) a vinedresser.

As nouns the difference between diner and viner

is that diner is dinner, evening meal while viner is (obsolete) a vinedresser.

As a verb diner

is to dine.