biscotti
How to Use Biscotti
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA crunchy Italian cookie meant for dipping in coffee or wine.
"Biscotti" is already plural in Italian; one piece is technically a "biscotto", though English speakers commonly say "a biscotti" anyway.
Word Forms
biscotti plural, biscottis plural
Fill the Gap
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She dunked her almond _____ into a cup of espresso.
Etymology
Borrowed from Italian biscotti, the plural of biscotto ("biscuit") — a relative of the English word "biscuit", both ultimately meaning "twice-cooked".