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bacaro

bacaro noun: a traditional wine bar of Venice or Veneto, often serving cicchetti (snacks and bar food).

bacaro: a traditional wine bar of Venice or Veneto, often serving cicchetti (snacks and bar food)
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Noun

bacaro (plural bacari or bacaros)

  1. A traditional wine bar of Venice or Veneto, often serving cicchetti (snacks and bar food).
    • Venice is a draw not only for its art, architecture and canals, but its bacari—traditional wine bars (said to be named for Bacchus) selling ombre, small glasses of wine, and cicchetti, deliciously starchy snacks.2026 March 21, Marina O'Loughlin, “The perfect bacaro crawl”, in FT Weekend (Travel section), London: The Financial Times Ltd., →ISSN, →OCLC, page 7

Forms of bacaro

pluralbacari
pluralbacaros

Origin of bacaro

Borrowed from Italian bacaro.

Questions about bacaro

What does bacaro mean?
Bacaro means a traditional wine bar of Venice or Veneto, often serving cicchetti (snacks and bar food).
What part of speech is bacaro?
Bacaro is a noun.
What is the plural of bacaro?
The plural of bacaro is bacari.

Words near bacaro in the dictionary

  1. bacampicillin
  2. Bacani
  3. Bacanis
  4. bacanora
  5. Bacanore
  6. bacaro
  7. Bacarra
  8. Bacas
  9. Bacaudae
  10. Bacavi
  11. bacaw

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