Entre is a French word that means "between" or "among." In the given clue, ___ deux vins, it suggests a phrase "entre deux vins" which translates to "between two wines." The phrase is often used to describe being tipsy or slightly intoxicated, as if one is caught between two different states of sobriety.
Note: The provided meaning of the answer is for the latest New York Times crossword puzzle clue: ___ nous (between us). Explanations are generated by AI and may be inaccurate.