ravioli
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2.7
- noun
- /ˌræviˈoʊli/
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ravioli
- For dinner, we enjoyed delicious ravioli stuffed with cheese and served in a rich tomato sauce.
- cheese ravioli
- stuffed ravioli
- ravioli with sauce
But Jose, I want my traditional grandmother's ravioli.
- But Jose, I want my traditional grandmother's ravioli.
- You know, Gina will hit you with two cans of of raviolis and they out.
- So I went to the best market in Cairo, and I bought these expensive ravioli.
- That's like Chef Boyardee saying there are days when we decide that people should make their own canned ravioli when beefy.
Examples
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I had the creamy Squash ravioli with mushrooms and spinach and it was as delicious as it sounds.
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Actually, the specialty of St. Louis is toasted ravioli.
Fiction book (1995) -
Yeah, he had the best ravioli in the city.
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You are like a hungry child who is given ravioli to eat.
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I'm going to have the ravioli.
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You can even buy some gluten-free frozen ravioli to take home with you.
Blog text (6) -
Diners got to enjoy the ravioli on the side patio while watching swing dance performances.
Blog text (3) -
We have lobster ravioli from Alitalia.
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Oh, we had this lovely ravioli made with parmesan, polenta and olive oil.
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This place has a butternut squash ravioli that must be tasted before death.
Synonyms
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4.1
Small ring-shaped pasta filled with meat, cheese, or vegetables
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9.2
Small pieces of pasta filled with meat or cheese and folded like little hats
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Etymology
Ravioli comes from the Italian raviolo, a word for a small stuffed 'pocket' or 'package'. Some people say it may be linked to a word for 'turnip' because early fillings were vegetables, but a helpful way to remember ravioli is to think of tiny pasta 'pockets' filled with cheese, meat, or vegetables, which is exactly what the word means today.