tornada
noun
tor·na·da
tȯ(r)ˈnädə
plural -s
1
: the refrain of a Provençal poem
2
[alteration of tornata] : the envoy of an Italian canzone
Word History
Etymology
Old Provençal, from feminine of tornat, past participle of tornar to turn, return, from Latin tornare to turn in a lathe, round off
- two-nerved
- two-on
- two-part
- two-part code
- two-part form
- two-part measure
- two-part time
- two-party
- two-phase
- two-piece
- two-piece suit
- two-piecer
- two-platoon system
- two-ply
- two-point
- two-point landing
- two-point limen
- two-point perspective
- two-point problem
- two-point threshold
- two-price
- two-revolution press
- two-rowed barley
- two-seater
- Two-Seed-in-the-Spirit Predestinarian Baptist