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spaghetti
[spuh-get-ee]
noun
a white, starchy pasta of Italian origin that is made in the form of long strings, boiled, and served with any of a variety of meat, tomato, or other sauces.
Electricity.an insulating tubing of small diameter into which bare wire can be slipped.
spaghetti
/ əˈɡɛɪ /
noun
pasta in the form of long strings
Usage
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of spaghetti1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of spaghetti1
Example Sentences
And chunks of cooked zucchini were slyly thrown into soups and spaghetti.
The mother-of-two also spoke about putting powdered dried mushrooms into a range of foods like spaghetti, brownies and stew, which prosecutors allege was practice for the fatal lunch.
The final task involved residents building the tallest tower using spaghetti and marshmallows.
Massara, an Italian restaurant in New York City, even serves a cold pasta: a chilled spaghetti with red prawn and briny, decadent sea urchin.
On one occasion, she said he threw a spaghetti bowl at her, which narrowly missed her head, Mia told the court.
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When To Use
The word spaghetti is hard to spell because, based on how it is pronounced, you wouldn't expect that h to be there. The double t can also be easy to miss. How to spell spaghetti: To remember how to properly spell spaghetti, you can think of the phrase "There is a ghost in Betty's spaghetti." This reminds you that there is a g followed by an h in the middle of the word, like in the spelling of ghost. It also reminds you of the ending -ett, similar to the double t you find in the word Betty.
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