rigatone
rigatone noun: a piece of rigatoni.
Noun
rigatone (plural rigatoni)
- A piece of rigatoni.
- Richard stole a rigatone from Kesho’s plate.1993, Camilla T. Crespi [pseudonym; Camilla Trinchieri], The Trouble with Thin Ice, New York, N.Y.: HarperCollins, →ISBN, page 256
- He looked straight in my eyes and nuzzled the cuff of my jeans so I flipped him a rigatone. He nuzzled again so I flipped a few more; the third one landed right on his back, scattering red sauce across the shiny puppy fur.2012, Joseph Harry Silber, “Tantrums”, in Bum, [Morrisville, N.C.]: [Lulu.com], →ISBN, section 13, page 23
Examples of rigatone in a sentence
- What pleasure it is for us to bite into a rigatone, a bucatina or a penna which has been cooked just right....2012 January/February, Sergio G. Grasso, “The everlasting taste of pasta”, in Il Cuoco, number 303, Federazione Italiana Cuochi, page 80...
- The first was a poster with a white spoon and fork set against a sky blue background, with just two pieces of spaghetti, one farfalle, a rigatone and two penne, nothing else.2013, “Liftoff”, in Aaron Maines, transl., edited by Francesco Alberoni, Pietro Barilla: “Everything is done for the future, forge ahead...
Forms of rigatone
| plural | rigatoni |
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Origin of rigatone
Borrowed from Italian rigatone.
Questions about rigatone
- What does rigatone mean?
- Rigatone means a piece of rigatoni.
- How do you use rigatone in a sentence?
- What pleasure it is for us to bite into a rigatone, a bucatina or a penna which has been cooked just right....
- What part of speech is rigatone?
- Rigatone is a noun.
- What is the plural of rigatone?
- The plural of rigatone is rigatoni.
Words near rigatone in the dictionary
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