The term 'Wine Adjective' can refer to three different words: OAKY (4 letters), SEC (3 letters), and DRY (3 letters). OAKY is an adjective used to describe a wine that has a strong flavor of oak, usually due to aging in oak barrels. SEC is an adjective used to describe a wine that is slightly sweet. Finally, DRY is an adjective used to describe a wine that is not sweet, but rather has a tart or acidic taste.