panini
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- noun
- /pəˈniːni/
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panini
- We got the panini grill.
- panini press
- panini grill
- panini sandwiches
I've just had some lunch, like beans on toast, tuna paninis and stuff.
- I've just had some lunch, like beans on toast, tuna paninis and stuff.
- Oh, you can get a hot sandwich Panini.
Examples
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You select the combination of ingredients that you want on your pizza, pasta dish, or panini, and they make it for you.
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Tell that to my cheese and bacon panini.Total foodgasm.
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Remember that panini shop you ate at this morning?
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All right, I'm gonna take this panini for the road.
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I really liked the idea of the sandwich maker or panini pan; does that actually work?
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He made you a pesto panini.
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Sitting in the window delicately eating a panini, watching the people of Tewkesbury parade past.
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The menu ranges from traditional Italian coffee drinks to fresh baked goods, panini sandwiches, chocolate drinks, and gelato.
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I was in no mood to cook when I got home (see Alex! It happens! Frequently lately, it seems), so I made a quick turkey, spinach, mustard, and cheese panini and a sweet potato on the side.
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I have to say that the turkey panini was the best thing I found on the lunch menu.
Synonyms
A large sandwich made with a long crusty roll filled with meats, cheese, and vegetables
How Filling
Surface Forms
Etymology
Panini comes from the Italian panino, which means 'small bread', and that word comes from pane meaning 'bread'. So a panini is a sandwich made from small bread filled with cheese, meat, or vegetables and often grilled.