Spaghetto vs Spaghetti - What's the difference?
spaghetto | spaghetti |
(rare, prescriptive) A single strand of spaghetti.
* 2000 , Henry Alford, Big Kiss: One Actor's Desperate Attempt to Claw His Way to the Middle , Broadway Books (2001), ISBN 9780767907415,
* 2004 , D. L. Stewart, "Cyclone Salad Set To Hit School Cafeterias", Dayton Daily News , 7 September 2004:
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A type of pasta made in the shape of long thin strings.
A dish that has spaghetti as a main part of it, such as spaghetti bolognese.
Informally, any type of pasta.
Electrical insulating tubing.
Anything tangled or confusing.
A short form of spaghetti code .
Spaghetti is a alternative form of spaghetto.
As nouns the difference between spaghetto and spaghetti
is that spaghetto is a single strand of spaghetti while spaghetti is a type of pasta made in the shape of long thin strings.spaghetto
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(spaghetti)page 65:
- My first class consisted of twenty-six dancers; at least a third of these appeared to be tiny Asian women, each with a waist the approximate width of a spaghetto .
- With his thumb and forefinger he lifted one spaghetto at a time and dunked it into the bowl of sauce before eating it.
page 289:
- Not once was I allowed to help make dinner, slice a tomato, boil a spaghetto (one piece of spaghetti), or wash a dish.