panini
a usually pressed and grilled sandwich of Italian bread filled with meat, cheese, vegetables, etc.
Origin of panini
1- Sometimes pa·ni·no [puh-nee-noh] /pəˈni noʊ/ .
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flourished c400 b.c., Indian grammarian of Sanskrit.
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How to use panini in a sentence
Beyond Pinsa, it also serves Maryland crab tater tots, panini, pasta, salad, and Aperol spritzes.
The presses are also great for making paninis and other grilled sandwiches.
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Lobster Fontina panini by Tiffany Collins Lobster Newberg meets the sandwich.
panini, who obtained celebrity as a painter of architectural subjects, was born at Piacenza, and studied in Rome.
panini, great philologist of ancient India, paid this tribute to the mathematical and psychological perfection in Sanskrit.
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British Dictionary definitions for panini
/ (pæˈniːnɪ) /
a type of Italian bread, usually served grilled with a variety of fillings
Origin of panini
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