spagn.
/spaɡ/ slang.
= spaghetti n. 1a.
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macaroona1425
vermicellia1668
macaroni1673
pipe macaroni1778
spaghetti1845
ziti1845
angel hair1890
mezzani1895
pappardelle1899
mostaccioli1904
perciatelli1906
rigatoni1911
orzo1917
penne1919
linguine1920
fettuccine1922
fusilli1929
spag1948
rotini1949
spaghettini1953
rotelle1956
stelline1958
spaggers1960
conchiglie1968
ruote1972
orecchiette1975
manicotti1983
radiatore1986
1948 E. Partridge et al. Dict. Forces' Slang 176 Spag, spaghetti. (Italian front.)
1969 Southerly 29 308 ‘I'll shout you a plate of steak and spag,’ I said. ‘It's only a buck.’
Compounds
spag bol n. /bɒl/ spaghetti Bolognese.
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ravioli1760
pasta1840
agnolotti1841
lasagne1845
macaroni and cheese1846
macaroni cheese1877
mostaccioli1904
spaghetti Bolognese1906
Tetrazzini1920
cannelloni1937
tortellini1937
manicotti1941
spaghetti alla carbonara1954
spaghetti carbonara1955
carbonara1962
panzerotto1967
spag bol1970
radiatore1986
1970 D. Clark Deadly Pattern iv. 86 To eat oxtail and spag bol properly, you've got to be stripped to the waist.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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