Italianate

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People who can make any food delicious, without having to use sugar Urban Dictionary

Italian, proud honest valued good people , the best food in all the land and have the worst temper imaginable. do not fuck with us. "salute" to any other italians reading this. Urban Dictionary

A really smart, good-looking Mediterranean person with kick-ass food, families, and values. Urban Dictionary

1.) People of the nation Italy. 2.) The center of the Renaissance, which brought Europe out of the Dark Ages. 3.) Makers of fine automobiles. 4.) Hot chicks. 5.) And a badass bowl of pasta. 6.) Got taken over by that cockless son of a bitch, Mussolini, who got his when his ass was HANGED FROM A LIGHTPOST after some Italians decided they'd had enough of his shit. 7.) Not hairy, retards. 8.) Yeah, we do kick ass, thank you. Urban Dictionary

A person from Italy. Urban Dictionary

The sworn immortal enemies of Dr. Atkins Urban Dictionary

An incredibly cultured people who work hard and are not considered white by white people and yet not considered minorities to the WASP-ass government. Sometimes get a bad rep because of movies and shows where they are depicted as gangsters. Italian women are strong-willed, hard-working, and completey hot just like Irish and Black women. Usually have beautiful olive skin and dark hair. Italian men love their families and work hard and many are incredibly intelligent, despite what it shows in the movies. Leonardo DiVinci, an Italian man, was one of the smartest men in the world. Italians are also great artists. An Italian discovered America, an Italian named America, the Italians slave to make a better life while WASPs like Peter kick us in the face. And don't sit there rolling your eyes, whities, because I know you would support this if another minority wrote this, but simply because you think I'm Italian you blow this off. "I'll pretend to give a rats ass about what blacks and asians say because it's the cool thing to do, but I don't care about Italians." You're hypocrites. All minorities, Italians, blacks, hispanics, need to come together. Urban Dictionary

Can't make their mind up if there white people or not. Beautiful country. The women are fucking awesome too... Urban Dictionary

Italians make great food have great family relationships (better then most English and Americans) nothing is more important then there family. Italy is a cultured country you can't judge Italians by what the American-Italians are like trust me i am Italian although i live in England ive been bought up in a more Italian way Urban Dictionary

A language derived from Latin and spoken by the people of the country of Italy. Here's a pronunciation guide: A = pronounced like (AH) AI = pronounced sort of like (EYE) AU = pronounced like (OW) B = pronounced like (B) C = pronounced like (K) when next to A, O, U, HI, HE, R, L C = pronounced like (CH) when next to I, E, IA, IO, IU D = pronounced like (D) E = pronounced like (AY) with single consonants E = pronounced like (EH) with double consonants F = pronounced like (F) G = pronounced like (G) when next to A, O, U, R, L, HI, HE G = pronounced like (J) when next to I, E, IA, IO, IU GU = pronounced like (GW) GN = pronounced like (NY) as in CANYON GL = pronounced like (LY) as in TALL YARD H = pronounced silent makes G and C hard next to I and E like in the word "SPAGHETTI" I = pronounced like (EE) J = occurs in foreign words; pronounced like (Y) There is no K L = pronounced like (L) M = pronounced like (M) N = pronounced like (N) O = pronounced like (OH) OI = pronounced sort of like (OY) P = pronounced like (P) Q = pronounced like (KW) when next to U R = pronounced like (R) but it is rolled like in Spanish and Latin S = pronounced like (S) and pronounced like (Z) when it is surrounded by vowels like in "POESIA" T = pronounced like (T) U = pronounced like (OO) V = pronounced like (V) There is no W There is no X There is no Y Z = pronounced like (TS) ZZ = pronounced like (TS) The grave accent appears on the last syllable of words to indicate that it is stressed. Otherwise, there are generally no other accents. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to italianate:
italianate, italianise, italiana, italianize.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word italianate:
eaves, mansard, cornice, cupola, segmental, brackets, campanile, bungalow, styling, romanesque, wraparound, craftsman, ell, porch, dwelling, brownstone, arched, revival, sheathed, clapboard, belvedere, gable, storefront, balustrade, projecting, brick, asymmetrical, ornate, facade, style, gabled, portico, shingle, architecture, detailing, stucco, styles, decorative, anne, gothic, roof, deco, neoclassical, bays, frieze, doric, tudor, mansion, paired, symmetrical, separately, masonic, courthouse, register, victorian, architectural, palazzo, renaissance, openings, villa, vernacular, contributing, colonial, farmhouse, roofs, siding, ade, davenport, listed, queen, windows, barn, frame, additions, buildings, rectangular, ornamental, topped, elaborate, exterior, flanked, historic, limestone, arches, architect, slate, window, places, carriage, features, houses, sandstone, house, classical, elements, columns, tower, details, entrance, trim.

Words that rhyme with italianate:
state, rate, date, plate, advocate, appropriate, appreciate, mitigate, great, propagate, facilitate, accommodate, articulate, elaborate, vacillate, mandate, estate, conflate, weight, abrogate, anticipate, repudiate, emulate, intimate, ameliorate, separate, alleviate, predicate, innate, obviate, exacerbate, associate, deliberate, obfuscate, abate, mate, gate, disseminate, consummate, slate, indicate, emanate, create, elucidate, contemplate, adequate, trait, straight, resonate, delineate, initiate, incorporate, postulate, dedicate, estimate, integrate, assimilate, delegate, extrapolate, fate, reiterate, coordinate, precipitate, corroborate, collaborate, gait, manipulate, evaluate, desolate, late, designate, alternate, update, rait, collate, surrogate, abdicate, cultivate, procrastinate, freight, commiserate, consolidate, wait, moderate, arrogate, spate, relate, debate, demonstrate, deprecate, stipulate, inculcate, denigrate, celebrate, dissipate, graduate, exonerate, communicate, subordinate, negate.

Adjectives that are often used to describe italianate:
more, most, less, high, wicked, least, classical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective italianate:
style, house, villa, mansion, building, houses, structure, design, manner, architecture, tower, villas, buildings, home, features, garden, facade, form, styles, forms, elements, palace, influence, details, gardens, landscapes, tradition, character, fashion, windows, mode, brackets, influences, church, taste, designs, palazzo, englishman, mansions, music, towers, motifs, tragedy, school, landscape, residence, opera, decoration, comedy, quality, detail, scenery, facades, melody, version, painters, culture, cornice, block, poetry, homes, arches, idiom, names, name, art, setting, operas, grace, front, structures, appearance, works, fashions, terraces, face, ornament, air, lyricism, intrigue, conceits, flavor, exterior, palaces, horrors, look, atmosphere, ornamentation, romance, script, meters, edifice, tragedies, gesture.

Words that sound like italianate:
italianate, italian, italians, italian food, italian ice, italian rye, alienate, italiana, evaluate, italia, emollient, italian bread, abalienate.