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What part of speech is the word vintage?

The word "vintage" can be several parts of speech depending on how it's used:

* Adjective: This is the most common usage, describing something as being of a past era, especially one considered to be of high quality. Example: "She has a vintage car."

* Noun: This refers to the year a wine was produced, or can be a more general term for a particular period or style. Example: "The winemaker is known for his 2010 vintage."

* Verb: This is less common, but it means to collect or gather something, often wine. Example: "We vintage grapes every autumn."

So, without context, it's hard to say for sure which part of speech "vintage" is. You need to look at how it's used in a sentence!

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