ziti
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- noun
- /ˈziːti/
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ziti
- She served a delicious plate of ziti with marinara sauce and cheese.
- baked ziti
- ziti pasta
- eating ziti
Yeah, Google can do all that big ziti, chicken parm, veal, veal.
- Yeah, Google can do all that big ziti, chicken parm, veal, veal.
- And what I believe it's in here is a ziti.
Examples
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Closest we ever got to Italy was the baked ziti at Mama Leone's.
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Last year, my mom (the official Christmas hostess) and I (the official helper of all things holiday kitchen-related) made the life-altering decision to not serve turkey, ham, and all the sides, and to serve baked ziti, salad, and garlic bread.
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I missed your baked ziti, baby.
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That baked ziti goes home with me.
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Hey, can I get a plate full of ziti?
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Yeah, um, I just remembered that we have leftover baked ziti.
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Ma, there's no prosciutto in my ziti.
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This ziti smells terrific.
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I made baked ziti and sausage casserole, and I don't want it to get cold.
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Basically, the New York styled food is presented with garlic rolls, baked ziti, and thin crust lasagna.
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Etymology
The word ziti comes from Italian zito and zita, words meaning 'groom' and 'bride'. These tube-shaped pastas were often served at weddings, so the name stuck.