English to Latin Meaning of pizzicato

Pizzicato :

Pizzicato :: rumpent

← Pizza

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Definitions of pizzicato in English

Noun(1) Italian open pie made of thin bread dough spread with a spiced mixture of e.g. tomato sauce and cheese

Examples of pizzicato in English

(1) a slice of pepperoni pizza(2) a slice of pizza(3) The applicant wants to change the ground floor into a pizza and pasta takeaway.(4) Even eating a slice of Italian sausage pizza with extra mozzarella had become a patriotic act.(5) a cheese and tomato pizza(6) to order a pizza(7) The pizza was closer to an Italian pizza than anything I have ever tried Stateside.(8) As for the pizza toppings, there is a reason that Italians still love certain old standards.(9) a pizza restaurant(10) Strew the mozzarella and tomatoes over the pizzas , then add the pancetta, ruffling it up a bit.(11) Eat them in salads, sandwiches, pizzas or use as an intense base for sauces.(12) Restaurants excel in serving up the island's seafood alongside the usual pizzas and pastas.(13) It would be very sad if all French cooks could manage was pizzas , steaks and burgers.(14) Because when we leave Lucknow, one thing I will really miss is the pizzas from Pizza Port.(15) They are then offered a diet of burgers, chips, pizzas and coke from school canteens.(16) The pizzas were freshly baked in a brick oven and tasted absolutely fantastic.

(1) pan pizza ::

pan pizza

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