arricciato

ar·ric·cia·to

[ahr-ee-chah-toh; Italian ahr-reet-chah-taw]
noun, plural ar·ric·cia·tos, ar·ric·cia·ti [ahr-ee-chah-tee; Italian ahr-reet-chah-tee] .

Origin:
< Italian; see arriccio, -ate1

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