pizzeria
- noun
- /ˌpiːˈzɛriə/
- I work at a pizzeria that serves the best pepperoni pizza in town.
- pizzeria owner
- local pizzeria
- pizza at the pizzeria
One of them was at a little pizzeria in Anaheim, CA.
- One of them was at a little pizzeria in Anaheim, CA.
- And the guy who ran that pizzeria, who owned that pizzeria was very insulting towards her.
- So you bought that little tiny condo over the pizzeria on Main Street and now you find out you're pregnant.
- If, if your, if your uncle Joe is, you know, works at a pizzeria, like if he wants to teach you how to make pizza, that's great.
- Like they literally were working a newspaper route and then pumping gas and then working at a pizzeria.
- OK, I did watch this hack for for people that work in a pizzeria.
- She also has an Italian pizzeria and they employ from within Prison Reform.
- But at some point, one guy said a pizza guy, he owns a pizzeria there.
- And it's just, it's kind of this, this creamy pink sauce that was really for kids and like pizzerias.
- I would hope they would say, well, no, I, you know, well, one guy did, the guy that went to the comic Ping Pong Pizzeria with his gun to break up the pedophile ring.
Examples
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One of them was at a little pizzeria in Anaheim, CA.
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Straight from Sal's Famous Pizzeria up the block.
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I work at a pizzeria.
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Smells like a pizzeria in here.
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So I'm sitting in this pizzeria.
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Recently, a new pizzeria had opened on Federal Highway south of the Port of Palm Beach.
Fiction book (1992) -
There was nothing romantic about a pizzeria crowded with teenagers.
Fiction book (1995) -
After they picked up their pizza at the pizzeria, Jason and Brian rode to the park to eat.
Fiction book (1998) -
I'm day shift manager at the Best Pizzeria on Webster Avenue.
Fiction book (1990) -
Terry took me to an upscale pizzeria on 45th Street where I ordered a huge deluxe slice.
Fiction book (2000)
Synonyms
A place where people pay to eat meals prepared for them
A small shop or restaurant that makes and sells pizzas
A place that makes and sells pizzas
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pizzeria comes from Italian: pizza ('flat, baked food') plus the ending -eria ('a place to sell or make something'). Think of a pizzeria like a bakery but for pizzas, which is why it is a shop or restaurant where pizzas are made and sold.