1. A fortified wine from the Madeira Islands, typically amber or dark brown in color, ranging from dry to sweet.
Usage: Often capitalized when referring to the wine from the specific region
2. A type of fine, embroidered fabric or lace with eyelet holes, traditionally made in Madeira.
Usage: Often used in formal or decorative textiles

Examples

• She served a glass of Madeira with dessert.
• The chef used Madeira wine in the sauce for the beef.
• The tablecloth was decorated with delicate madeira lace.
• Madeira is known for its rich, complex flavor profile.
• The vintage Madeira had aged for over twenty years.
• Her wedding dress featured beautiful madeira embroidery.