braciola
braciola noun: a slice of pan-fried or grilled meat, cooked in its own juice or in a small amount of olive oil.
Noun
braciola (plural braciole)
Forms of braciola
| plural | braciole |
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Origin of braciola
Borrowed from Italian braciola.
Words that rhyme with braciola
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- ebola
- granola
- idola
- Iola
- minneola
- pianola
- stola
- tombola
- Akmola
- arteriola
- blogola
- boffola
- bola
- Carniola
- cashola
- caveola
- Coca Cola
- Coca-Cola
- crapola
- eidola
- gayola
- gladiola
- gorgonzola
- hemiola
- hideola
- Hispaniola
- hola
- lola
- mandola
- mineola
- mola
- mola mola
- Motorola
- moviola
- Ndola
- nola
- payola
- Pensacola
- plugola
- Poehler
- pseudovariola
- pyrola
- salsola
- scagliola
- Shinola
- shola
- solah
- tetracola
Questions about braciola
- What does braciola mean?
- Braciola means a slice of pan-fried or grilled meat, cooked in its own juice or in a small amount of olive oil.
- What part of speech is braciola?
- Braciola is a noun.
- What is the plural of braciola?
- The plural of braciola is braciole.
Words near braciola in the dictionary
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