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DiCaprio

DiCaprio proper noun: a surname from Italian.

Proper noun

DiCaprio (plural DiCaprios)

  1. A surname from Italian.
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Forms of DiCaprio

pluralDiCaprios

Origin of DiCaprio

Borrowed from Italian Di Caprio.

Words formed from DiCaprio

Questions about DiCaprio

What does DiCaprio mean?
DiCaprio means a surname from Italian.
What part of speech is DiCaprio?
DiCaprio is a proper noun.

Words near DiCaprio in the dictionary

  1. DiCamillo
  2. dicamptodontid
  3. dicamptodontids
  4. dicaprin
  5. dicaprins
  6. DiCaprio
  7. DiCaprios
  8. dicarbamate
  9. dicarbamates
  10. dicarbamoyl
  11. dicarbene

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