calamary
- noun
- /ˈkæləməri/
- Fried calamary is a popular dish at seafood festivals along the coast.
Examples
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I love fried calamary with marinara sauce.
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She ordered the calamary as an appetizer at the Italian restaurant.
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She ordered the calamary as an appetizer at the Italian restaurant.
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The chef recommended grilled calamary with lemon and herbs.
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Have you tried calamary at that new Italian restaurant?
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The chef recommended grilled calamary with lemon and herbs.
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Fried calamary is a popular dish at seafood festivals along the coast.
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Etymology
The word calamary comes from Italian calamari ('squid') and from the Latin calamarium ('ink pot'), because squids make ink. So, thinking of a squid's ink is an easy way to remember that calamary means squid prepared and eaten as food.