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calamari
[ kal-uh-mahr-ee, kah-luh-; Italian kah-lah-mah-ree ]
calamari
/ 藢办忙濒蓹藞尘蓱藧谤瑟 /
noun
- squid cooked for eating, esp cut into rings and fried in batter
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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of calamari1
C20: from Italian, pl of calamaro squid, from Latin calamarium pen-case, referring to the squid's internal shell, from Greek kalamos reed
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Maybe it heard Self鈥檚 waiter hyping the coconut calamari.
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She said he wanted to pick out a coconut, eat sushi, calamari and King crab legs.
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And if the competition-show spinoff 鈥淪quid Game: The Challenge鈥 can capture so much public attention, there鈥檚 quite an appetite out there for more off the deadly calamari platter.
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Clean your calamari and slice it into rings, add it to the colander, and place it in the boiling water.
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Wild shipworms are eaten in the Philippines -- either raw, or battered and fried like calamari.
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