coppa

As proper nouns the difference between bobby and coppa

is that bobby is while coppa is (in combination ) any of several cups given as a sporting trophy.

As a noun speck

is bacon.

As a proper noun coppa is

(in combination ) any of several cups given as a sporting trophy.

As nouns the difference between pancetta and coppa

is that pancetta is a cured belly or pork; bacon while coppa is capicola.

As a proper noun coppa

is (in combination ) any of several cups given as a sporting trophy.

As a noun prosciutto is

a dry-cured ham from italy, thinly sliced.

As a proper noun coppa is

(in combination ) any of several cups given as a sporting trophy.

Capocollo is likely misspelled.

Capocollo has no English definition.

As a noun coppa is

capicola.

As a proper noun coppa

is (in combination ) any of several cups given as a sporting trophy.

As a noun cappa is

(palynology) the thick wall on the proximal side of the corpus of a pollen grain.

As nouns the difference between coppa and copha

is that coppa is capicola while copha is a vegetable shortening made of coconut oil used in cooking.

As a noun copps

is .

As a proper noun coppa is

(in combination ) any of several cups given as a sporting trophy.