Contessa
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- proper noun
- Indian
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Contessa
- What, for heaven's sake, are you doing with the Contessa? - Contessa? - Yes, Contessa.
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What, for heaven's sake, are you doing with the Contessa? - Contessa? - Yes, Contessa.
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What, for heaven's sake, are you doing with the Contessa? - Contessa? - Yes, Contessa.
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Well, there, now, Contessa, here he is.
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And then we'll finish playing the Contessa and Rudolfo?
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We'll play "The Contessa and the Chauffeur".
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Oh, Contessa, perhaps you'd be kind enough to run into the kitchen and get me a bottle of milk?
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Tufa, the Contessa's come to help you.
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Hi, Contessa...
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Tucked into a charming arcade on South Lake Avenue, Contessa Chocolate Collection brings an authentic Italian flair to Pasadena.
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The Hindustan Contessa was known for its distinctive styling and spacious interior.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Contessa comes from the Italian word contessa, which means 'countess', a noble woman. The car was given this name to sound stylish and elegant, so thinking of a countess helps you remember the model.