Minestrone Definition

mĭnĭ-strōnē, -strōn
noun
A thick vegetable soup containing vermicelli, barley, etc. in a meat broth.
Webster's New World
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Noun

Singular:
minestrone
Plural:
minestrones

Origin of Minestrone

  • Italian augmentative of minestra dish consisting of pasta, rice, vegetables or beans cooked in water from Old Italian from minestrare to dish up, serve this dish from Latin ministrāre to serve food from minister servant mei-2 in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • Directly from Italian

    From Wiktionary

Minestrone Sentence Examples

  • Starters include bruschetta, soup (the minestrone being a regular soup of the day) and garlic bread.

  • Create a hearty minestrone with fusilli, penne, or mini pasta shells.

  • Diners rave about the minestrone soup, lasagna and flourless chocolate cake.

  • Most pasta dishes are all you can eat and all entrees are served with unlimited family-style salad or minestrone soup.

  • Start your meal with an appetizer, or try the minestrone de casa.

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