branzino
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- noun
- /brænˈziːnoʊ/
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branzino
- And our specialty, Branzino: wild striped bass with fennel, black olives, and red wine."
- grilled branzino
- whole branzino
Examples
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My mom's making branzino.
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Do you like branzino?
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Wait a minute, that was your mom's branzino recipe.
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I'm sorry about dinner... ...but I know when branzino's fresh, and that was not fresh, okay?
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Branzino was real good, Mrs. Stacy.
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Hope you like branzino.
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Branzino.
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The use of avocado here added significant weight and lusciousness to the fish, and combined with the dressing, made the branzino sit heavy on the palate.
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Branzino Ceviche $14.00, avocado, horseradish, ginger dressing.
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The restaurant serves a delicious branzino fillet grilled to perfection.
Synonyms
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3.0
Firm white meat from saltwater fish that people eat
Surface Forms
Etymology
Branzino comes from Italian and simply means the Mediterranean 'sea bass', a common fish served whole in restaurants. So when you see branzino on a menu, think of a grilled or roasted 'sea bass' from the Mediterranean.