napolitana
noun
na·po·li·ta·na
variants or less commonly napoletana
nəˌpōləˈtänə
plural -s
: a simple madrigal originating in 16th century Naples and similar to the villanella in style
Word History
Etymology
Italian, from feminine of napolitano, napoletano Neapolitan, from Latin Neapolitanus
- gone beyond
- gone by
- gone down
- gone down (with)
- gone down that road before
- gone down the dumper
- gone down this road before
- gone down with
- gone feeling
- gone for
- gone forward
- gone goose
- gone gosling
- gone in
- gone in (on)
- gone in for
- gone in on
- gone like clockwork
- gone off
- gone off the deep end
- gone on
- gone one better
- gone out
- gone out (with)
- gone out of business