Word Type

Noun

Verb

Proper Noun

Adjective

The word "champagne" can be used as noun, verb, proper noun and adjective.

Word Relationships

Typical Location

gallery opening wedding

Coordinate Terms

cava crémant mousseux prosecco spumante terrace

Defined As

drink of classy

Derived Terms

Jewish champagne Lurgan champagne Saudi champagne Spanish champagne champagne breakfast champagne bucket champagne cocktail champagne cola champagne confetti champagne coupe champagne flute champagne girl champagne glass champagne lounge champagne mango champagne music champagne pink champagne powder champagne problem champagne room champagne socialism champagne socialist champagne soda champagne stirrer champagne tap champagne taste on a beer billfold champagne taste on a beer budget champagne taste on a beer pocketbook champagne taste on a beer salary champagne taste on a beer wallet champagne vinegar champagne whisk champagneless champagnelike champagney champagnize champansky fine champagne

Etymologically Related To

campaign

Has Part

bubbles

Context

french sparkling white wine from champagne made with méthode champenoise

Has Property

attractive and fun to drink best enjoyed cold best served cold

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

sparkling wine

Narrower Terms (Hyponyms)

Bolly champansky

Type Of (IsA)

alcholic beverage alcoholic beverage alcoholic drink best carbonated beverage drink effervescent type of wine expensive wine for special ocassions french sparkling wine from france region of france sparkling wine wine

Part Of

france

Receives Action

made in france

Related Terms

Champenois May wine Salmanazar black velvet brut buck's fizz cold duck demi-sec doux mimosa sabrage sec sparkling wine

Related Terms

black velvet brownish brut buck's fizz chardonnay cold duck demi sec doux france gold grape may wine mimosa méthode champenoise pinot popular culture province region salmanazar sec sparkling wine white wine

Similar Terms

cava

Synonym Network

bubbly

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.