linguini
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Definition
Noun: 1. A type of pasta made in long, slender, flat strips. It is similar to fettuccine but is typically narrower.
Usage
- Linguini is an uncountable noun. It refers to the pasta itself, not to individual pieces.
- It is commonly served with sauces, particularly seafood-based sauces like clam sauce.
- Example: "For dinner, we had linguini with a white wine and garlic sauce."
Examples
- "The chef prepared fresh linguini from scratch."
- "This recipe calls for one pound of dried linguini."
- "She prefers linguini to spaghetti because the flat shape holds more sauce."
Advanced Usage
- Linguini alle vongole: A classic Italian dish of linguini with clams.
- Example: "The linguini alle vongole at that restaurant is famous."
Variants and Related Words
- Linguine: An alternative spelling for the same pasta.
- Fettuccine: A similar flat pasta, but wider than linguini.
- Tagliatelle: Another flat, ribbon-shaped pasta, similar to fettuccine.
Synonyms
- Pasta, noodle (though "noodle" is a more general term).
Related Phrases
- A bowl of linguini: A common way to describe a serving.
- Example: "He ate a large bowl of linguini."
- Linguini with [sauce]: The standard construction for naming the dish.
- Example: "Linguini with pesto is a simple and delicious meal."
Noun
- pasta in long slender flat strips