Definition

A type of fine wine that is typically white and dry, made in the region surrounding a city in France known for its wine production.

Example

I enjoyed a glass of Macon with my dinner last night.

Conversation

Have you ever tried a macon wine before?

No, I haven't. What's it like?

It's really nice, usually dry and crisp, perfect for summer.

Sounds great! I'll have to look for a macon next time.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'macon' originates from Old French 'macon', meaning a mason or bricklayer. It refers to a skilled worker who builds with stone or brick.

Memory Tip

Think of a skilled worker who builds with stone or brick — that's what 'macon' means.

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