cappuccino
- noun
- /ˌkæpʊˈtʃinoʊ/
- After a long meeting, she treated herself to a cappuccino at the café.
- drink a cappuccino
- get a cappuccino
- make a cappuccino
It's honestly the cappuccino art that I'm seeing.
- It's honestly the cappuccino art that I'm seeing.
- It's like a creamy, strong cappuccino with crunchy singed sugar on top.
- A nice cappuccino, little Red Bull.
- Orange juice, croissant, cappuccino, chocolate croissant.
- So basically learn the ends and out how to make coffees, lattes, cappuccinos, macchiatos, everything levels.
- So hotels and stuff make me crazy because the mugs these are always like small like cappuccino mugs.
- It's it was so cute coming down the hallway with my like, perfectly foamed cappuccino.
- But there's also people that want a large cappuccino, extra shot, decaf, soya, fucking one shot of the decaf while I've also got extra cream sprinkles on the cool drink.
Examples
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Let's go grab a cup of cappuccino.
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Sorry, just give me a cappuccino, please.
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I make a great cappuccino, too.
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"Lieutenant," I said, "a cappuccino would be just the thing about now."
Fiction book (1994) -
Hey, boss, let me get you a cappuccino.
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Guys, make me 20 cappuccinos.
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He went into the coffee shop and the bus station and ordered a cappuccino and a sandwich.
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I imagined someday dating her, sharing a cappuccino across a wooden table, and realized it would be impossible.
Fiction book (1996) -
It's like a creamy, strong cappuccino with crunchy singed sugar on top.
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A guy behind the counter was steaming milk for cappuccino, raising and lowering the metal pitcher with a flourish.
Fiction book (1992)
Synonyms
A hot drink of espresso and steamed milk with a layer of foam on top
Compounds
How Milky
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cappuccino comes from the Italian cappuccio, meaning 'hood', and it was named after the Capuchin monks whose brown hoods looked like the colour of the drink. So a cappuccino is called that because the dark coffee with light foam reminded people of a monk's 'little hood'.