Wined

Wined refers to the past tense and past participle of the verb "to wine." The primary meaning of "to wine" is to serve wine, often at a meal or gathering. For example, a host might say they "wined and dined their guests," indicating that they provided both food and wine. This usage emphasizes the act of offering or consuming wine.

Another less common meaning of "to wine" is to become like wine, or to imbue something with wine. This can be seen in phrases like "wined apples" or "wined cheese," where the food has been prepared with wine.

The word can also be used figuratively to mean to be drunk or intoxicated by wine. However, this usage is less frequent than the literal interpretations. In essence, "wined" describes an action or state related to the serving, preparation with, or consumption of wine.