fettuccine

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    pasta in flat strips wider than linguine

Word Origin

fettuccine (n.)
1922, from Italian fettuccine, plural of fettuccina, literally "little ribbon," diminutive of fetta "slice, ribbon" (see fetta).

Example

1. Shall I make us a little christmas fettuccine ?
2. It is a joy to watch a table of italians eating long ribbons of tagliatelle or fettuccine , expertly winding up forkfuls of pasta , like slippery balls of yarn .

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