Word: wined
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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That survey showed, among many finding, that about 6 percent of male undergraduates and 3 percent of female students described themselves as "heavy drinkers," while some 7 percent of males and 11 percent of females said they regularly abstained from drinking beer, wine, and hard alcohol
Mather House co-master Patricia A. Herlihy said, "We're making the food at this week's Open House more decorative and labor-intensive because of the parents. And of course there will be higher quality wine...
...trouble agreeing on the need to keep pressure on the Soviet Union to withdraw its troops from Afghanistan and support efforts to end the Iran-Iraq war. Reagan avoided substantive matters in his banquet remarks (they were not a toast, since the Muslim guests of honor were not served wine), concentrating instead on Fahd's well-known passion for soccer...
...very light, offhand way, saying something like, 'Do all sisters in the United States wear slacks?' I told him that we sometimes did, at least when it was appropriate, on campuses. He didn't seem pleased by my answer. I remember that we were both drinking wine and looking at each other across a small table, when it dawned on me that he simply didn't understand the dynamics of the American church, much less American women. We were from two different worlds, and we both knew...
...They read the passage from Luke in which a group of women told the Apostles that Christ had risen, and the Apostles did not believe them. Then, although the women do not regard such ceremonies as Eucharists, they passed a loaf of French bread and two pottery mugs of wine. "We share this wine now," one of them prayed, "knowing that we are walking with a lot of people in their lives of joy and pain...