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finocchio

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun finocchio has 1 sense
  1. fennel, Florence fennel, finocchio - aromatic bulbous stem base eaten cooked or raw in salads
    --1 is a kind of vegetable, veggie
    --1 is a part of Florence fennel, Foeniculum dulce, Foeniculum vulgare dulce

Definitions from the Web

Finocchio

Definition:

Finocchio refers to a plant with aromatic leaves and stems that belong to the parsley family. It is commonly used for culinary purposes due to its anise-like flavor.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun

Senses:

  • Sense 1: The edible plant and its bulbous stem used as a vegetable in various cuisines.
  • Sense 2: A derogatory term, mainly used in the past, to refer to a homosexual man.

Usages:

Popular Usage:

  • "You can enhance the flavor of your salad by adding thinly sliced finocchio."
  • "In Italian cuisine, finocchio is often grilled or used raw in salads."
  • "Many people enjoy the aromatic crunch of finocchio in their dishes."

Local Usage:

  • "In Sicily, finocchio is a key ingredient in many seafood dishes."
  • "Tourists visiting Tuscany should not miss the opportunity to taste the traditional Tuscan finocchio soup."

Sample Sentences:

  • "The chef created a delicious dish by combining roasted chicken with grilled finocchio."
  • "The locals often use finocchio to add a unique flavor to their homemade pasta sauces."
  • "As a slang term, the derogatory use of 'finocchio' should be avoided as it is offensive."

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