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Terms in Italian 4081-4090 of 10470

diavolicchio

/dyah-voh-LEEK-kyoh/
[Italian]

A name in Abruzzo for a peperoncino, a small red hot chilli from the south of Italy and used much in its cuisine. It is grown in huge quantities in Basilicata, the Marche and Calabria.

diavolillo

/dyah-voh-LEEL-loh/
[Italian] plural diavolilli

A name in Basilicata for a peperoncino, a small red hot chilli from the south of Italy and used much in its cuisine. It is grown in huge quantities in Basilicata, the Marche and Calabria.

diavolillo

/dyah-voh-LEEL-loh/
[Italian] plural diavolilli

A confection made with almond paste or marzipan.

diavolini

/dyah-voh-LEE-nee/
[Italian]

Crostini coated with cheese and spicy cayenne pepper.

diavolino

/dyah-voh-LEE-noh/
[Italian] plural diavolini

A name in Basilicata for a peperoncino, a small red hot chilli from the south of Italy and used much in its cuisine. It is grown in huge quantities in Basilicata, the Marche and Calabria.

diavulicchiu

/dyah-voo-LEEK-kyoo/
[Italian]

A name in Basilicata for a peperoncino, a small red hot chilli from the south of Italy and used much in its cuisine. It is grown in huge quantities in Basilicata, the Marche and Calabria.

di Bettona

/dee beht-TOH-nah/
[Italian]

"In the style of Bettona" in Umbria.

di bosco

/dee BOHS-koh/
[Italian]

"Of the woods", generally meaning wild, such as in describing mushrooms, fruit or honey.

di campagna

/dee kahm-PAH-nyah/
[Italian]

"Country style", rustic. This refers to simple, unsophisticated dishes usually made with tomatoes, mushrooms and onions.

di campo

/dee KAHM-poh/
[Italian]

"Of the field." Wild.