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Alternate colloquial translation could be a "bum year" Formerly applied to strong alcohol - whisky or brandy. The motto of Metro Goldwyn Meyer. Often abbreviated to 'c', e.g. c1920. Often abbreviated to 'cf.' (or et alii) Abbreviated et al. Refers to an honorary degree. (h.c.) (in a book) Abbreviated ibid. or ib. - i.e. is NOT interchangeable with e.g. EVER More importantly, in wine there is alcohol. Often referred to as 'm.o.' Usually abbreviated to 'n.b.' The Latin "sine" is the basis for the Spanish "sino" and the Italian "senza". Literally 'under the rose'. Sometimes just 'verb. sap.'
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