Italian to English Dictionary (Dizionario Italiano-Inglese)

Brackle

To move or act in a noisy, bustling, or hurried manner.

Cloven

Split or divided, especially into two parts.

Coked-up

Under the influence of or intoxicated by cocaine.

Fetet

A traditional Middle Eastern dish consisting of pieces of flatbread mixed with broth, meat, yogurt, or sweet ingredients like honey.

Flagellant

A person who whips themselves or others as a religious discipline or for sexual pleasure.

Folies-Bergere

A famous Parisian music hall and cabaret known for lavish theatrical revues, spectacular staging, and elaborately costumed chorus lines.

Infare

A party or reception given for a newly married couple upon their arrival at their new home.

Krans

A prominent sheer cliff face or rocky wall, particularly one formed by an outcrop of hard rock strata in South African topography.

Phatic

Denoting language used exclusively for social functions, such as to establish a mood or maintain social contact, rather than to impart information or ideas.

Phatically

In a manner relating to language used for general social interaction rather than to convey information or ideas.

Plaguy

Causing annoyance, vexation, or trouble; troublesome or bothersome.

Sough

A soft, murmuring, or whistling sound, such as that of the wind in the trees or the waves.