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Bolognese, a. and n.
(bɒləˈn(j)eɪz, ‖ boloˈɲeze)
[a. It. Bolognese: see Bologna + -ese.]
A. adj. Of or belonging to, made in or obtained from, Bologna in the north of Italy, or its school of painting.
1821M. Wilmot Jrnl. 1 Nov. in More Lett. (1935) 138 We saw..some of the chef d'œuvres of the Bolognese school. 1826M. Kelly Reminiscences (ed. 2) I. 121, I had a letter to deliver to a Bolognese nobleman. 1926Glasgow Herald 8 Apr. 4 Bolognese paper of about 1473, made entirely of linen. 1968Listener 20 June 813/2 During the second half of the 17th century..the Bolognese composers..played an important part in..Italian music.
B. absol. or as n.
1. A native or an inhabitant of Bologna. (Unchanged for pl.)
b. The dialect of Italian used by the Bolognese.
2. the Bolognese: the territory of Bologna.
3. A type of toy dog.
1756A. Butler Lives Saints II. 206 In the Romagna, the marquisate of Ancona, Tuscany, the Bolognese, and the Milanese. 1818Shelley Let. 9 Nov. (1964) II. 51 There is another painter here called Franceschini, a Bolognese. 1839Dublin Rev. VI. 3 We can sufficiently understand them..to put ourselves at ease with the peasants of any district. Bolognese, however, is yet too much for us. 1876Encycl. Brit. IV. 19/2 In the Crusades the Bolognese took an active share. 1905H. de Bylandt Dogs all Nations II. 729 Bolognese, a ladies' toy dog, somewhat dolent. 1935Hutchinson's Dog Encycl. I. 161 In 1880 the Toy Dog known as the Bolognese was greatly admired in Central Europe. |