Cases of word usage

1) a large cask for wine or ale (butt)

2) an underground room for storing coal, wine etc (cellar)

3) (a particular kind of) white sparkling French wine (champagne)

4) (a kind of) red wine from Bordeaux (claret)

5) the Christian ceremony in which bread and wine are consecrated and taken (eucharist)

6) to be in a state of (social or political or personal) excitement or trouble; (to cause a substance) to change chemically through the action of organic bodies (especially yeast) that change glucose into alcohol, e.g. in beer, wine (ferment)

7) a large, round bottle in which wine etc is sold (flagon)

8) a green or purple berry growing in clusters on vines, as used for making wine (grape)

9) the middle joint of an animal's back leg; a kind of German white wine (hock)

10) a harbour; the left-hand side of a ship or plane as one faces forward; a strong, sweet, dark-red wine of Portugal (port)