Zuccari

[ tsook-kah-ree ]

noun
  1. Fe·de·ri·co [fe-de-ree-kaw], /ˌfɛ dɛˈri kɔ/, 1543?–1609, and his brother Tad·de·o [tahd-de-aw], /tɑdˈdɛ ɔ/, 1529–66, Italian painters.

  • Also Zuc·ca·ro [tsook-kah-raw], /ˈtsuk kɑ rɔ/, Zuc·che·ro [tsook-ke-raw]. /ˈtsuk kɛ rɔ/.

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How to use Zuccari in a sentence

  • Look—that is where I live,' and he pointed to the Palazzo Zuccari, all flooded with sunshine.

    The Child of Pleasure | Gabriele D'Annunzio
  • Zuccari is always with the Marchesa,” I said one morning as we sat together at déjeuner at Salerno.

    The Golden Face | William Le Queux
  • Three days later Zuccari left the Cavour and traveled to the frontier, little dreaming that he was being so closely followed.

    The Golden Face | William Le Queux
  • It seemed that the banker Zuccari frequently visited that hotel, and on every occasion the man Hauser came to Zurich to see him.

    The Golden Face | William Le Queux
  • We ought here to add the name of Federigo Zuccari, an artist invited by the Card.