fusilli
/ˌfjuːˈsɪ.li/
fusilli noun: pasta in the shape of short spirals.

Noun
fusilli (usually uncountable, plural fusilli or fusillis)
- Pasta in the shape of short spirals.
- Fusilli is very good served with classic tomato sauces.2010, Christine Ingram, “Pasta, Noodles and Wrappers”, in Cooking Ingredients: A Practical Guide to Choosing and Using World Foods, London: Hermes House, →ISBN, page 329, column 3
- Synonyms:
- corkscrew pasta, eliche
fusilli meaning in Indonesian and Vietnamese
fusilli in Indonesian
- pasta
- fusili
fusilli in Vietnamese
- pasta
- mì xoắn
Synonyms of fusilli
- corkscrew pasta
- eliche
Forms of fusilli
| plural | fusilli |
|---|---|
| plural | fusillis |
Origin of fusilli
From Italian fusilli, plural of fusillo, diminutive of fuso (“spindle”).
Questions about fusilli
- What does fusilli mean?
- Fusilli means pasta in the shape of short spirals.
- What is fusilli in Indonesian?
- Fusilli in Indonesian is fusili. See Fusilli meaning in Indonesian.
- What part of speech is fusilli?
- Fusilli is a noun.
- How do you pronounce fusilli?
- Fusilli is pronounced /ˌfjuːˈsɪ.li/.
- What is the plural of fusilli?
- The plural of fusilli is fusilli.
Words near fusilli in the dictionary
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