Campanile

What do we mean by campanile?

A bell tower, especially one near but not attached to a church or other public building. noun

In architecture, a bell-tower; especially, in some parts of Italy, a detached building erected for the purpose of containing bells; also, in the Renaissance style, a particular form of bell-turret, such as the two western towers of St. Paul's cathedral in London, St. Peter's and the Pantheon in Rome, etc. noun

A bell tower, esp. one built separate from a church. noun

A bell tower (now especially when freestanding), often associated with a church or other public building, especially in Italy. noun

A bell tower; usually stands alone unattached to a building noun

A bell tower (now especially when freestanding), often associated with a church or other public building, especially in Italy.

An tradition held at Iowa State University. In order to be considered a 'true' ISU student, a girl must be kissed underneath the Campanile at Midnight. Urban Dictionary

These type of people can't except the fact that hanzo is the greatest hero ever. They get carried in fortnite and can't ever seem to git gud. Also, they can't accept the fact the people name Michael can 1v3 him in fighting games. Urban Dictionary

Skydiving with out a parachute, specifically when the landing results in the impaling of the body on a campanile Urban Dictionary

To crack one's own friend directly in the nose, breaking the friends nose, and sending said friend to the hospital. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to campanile:
campanile, campanili, campanula, campania, campanian, campanilla, campaniles, campanist, campane.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word campanile:
duomo, baptistry, basso, baptistery, belfry, carillon, sacristy, piazza, pyramidal, bells, apse, italianate, venice, palazzo, cupola, tower, basilica, pisa, bell, romanesque, nave, isu, fresco, richly, venetian, ade, marco, bakery, probe, pulpit, clock, spire, quad, snail, octagonal, arched, dei, gastropod, storey, cathedral, baroque, tallest, landmarks, arches, alto, florence, gothic, rebuilt, berkeley, cake, alps, detached, marble, interior, decorated, facade, altar, lightning, brick, consecrated, collapsed, erected, fossil, sanctuary, dome, topped, springfield, decoration, renovation, roof, ceiling, tech, restored, chapel, maria, optical, tall, inscription, rises, entrance, iowa, stands, quarters, recipient, architectural, columns, exterior, campus, altered, church, del, landmark, visible, dates, medieval, archbishop, faces, window, reconstruction, demolished.

Adjectives that are often used to describe campanile:
tall, great, romanesque, lofty, beautiful, detached, fine, italian, old, slender, famous, graceful, square, century, high, gothic, elegant, round, white, octagonal, massive, red, picturesque, lovely, standing, medieval, ancient, venetian, noble, magnificent, separate, isolated, celebrated, handsome, foot, curious, grand, florentine, ugly, cylindrical, italianate, huge, stately, topmost, barren, unfinished, exquisite, splendid, southern, fair, wooden, baroque, adjacent, roman, venerable, freestanding, charming, remarkable, striking, immense, distant, wondrous, arched, rectangular, north, storied, mighty, calm, bare, ninth, circular, unique, byzantine, tuscan, pretty, striped, unsightly, rebuilt.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective campanile:
towers.

Words that sound like campanile:
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