bu·ca·ti·ni 
(b′kə-tēnē)
(b′kə-tēnē)n.
Pasta in long, hollow strands.
[Italian, plural diminutive of bucato, pierced, bored through, past participle of bucare, to make a hole in, bore, from buco, hole, bore, opening, from Old Italian, from a Germanic source such as Gothic *būks or Frankish *būk, belly, hollow thing; see BUCKET.]
- stickhandle
- stickhandler
- stickily
- stick in craw
- stickiness
- sticking plaster
- sticking point
- stick in (one's) craw
- stick in one's craw
- stick insect
- stick-in-the-mud
- stick it to
- stickle
- stickleback
- stickler
- Stickley
- stick neck out
- stick (one's) neck out
- stick one's neck out
- stick out
- stickpin
- stickseed
- stick shift
- sticktight
- stick to/by one's guns