calamari
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- noun
- /ˌkæl.əˈmɑː.ri/
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calamar
- At the Italian restaurant, the calamari is served with marinara sauce.
- fried calamari
- calamari salad
- grilled calamari
More maybe like octopus, calamari, a shrimp or two.
- More maybe like octopus, calamari, a shrimp or two.
- seafood spaghetti, baby octopus, baby calamari, and they're specialty fish soup.
- And he talked about fried calamari that he got at this restaurant that just changed his life.
- And so at the end of each meal, all of that food, the soups, the salads, the stews, the fried calamari, all of it gets flash frozen.
- You can do this fried calamari a lot of options entrees.
- We're seeing loads of people with unnatural blood clots like white calamari inside them.
Examples
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We have some calamari, clam chowder, fish and chips.
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For dinner, we ordered crispy calamari with a lemon dipping sauce.
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You go to a fish restaurant and you order calamari, what do you get?
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My husband and I order fried calamari here in the States when it's on the menu.
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All right, I still need the calamari and the Caesar salad.
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Our favorite calamari in the world is still what we had in the Qantas First Class lounge in Sydney.
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My mouth was watering for fried calamari and calzone.
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To start, I ordered the calamari with a sweet chili drizzle and cilantro.
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For this, they've got my favorite fried calamari and my favorite mozzarella barata.
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Martin Pena of Fisherman's Landing said he found lots of good calamari recipes on FoodTV.com.
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Synonyms
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Flesh of a sea animal often served fried or grilled
A dish of cooked squid often served in Italian restaurants
Surface Forms
Etymology
Calamari comes from Italian calamaro ('squid') and goes back to the Latin calamus ('reed') and calamarium ('ink pot') because squids make dark ink. So, the name calamari links the animal to its ink and is now used for the squid we eat.