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cappuccino
[kap-oo-chee-noh, kah-poo-, kahp-poot-chee-naw]
noun
plural
cappuccinosa hot beverage consisting of espresso and foamed milk, often served with powdered cinnamon and topped with whipped cream.
cappuccino
/ ˌkæpʊˈtʃiːnəʊ /
noun
coffee with steamed milk, sometimes served with whipped cream or sprinkled with powdered chocolate
Word History and Origins
Origin of cappuccino1
Word History and Origins
Origin of cappuccino1
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Example Sentences
The black-colored beans are dark chocolate espresso flavored, while the brown beans are milk chocolate flavored, meant to mimic the robustness and sweetness of a cappuccino.
People swapping cask ales for cappuccinos or ordering a burger and a beer via Deliveroo rather than at their local are a new threat to pubs, according to the boss of Greene King.
I think it’s confusing for kids who grow up a certain way, and their parents are like, “You can’t have a cappuccino.”
Italians often get angry when foreigners tinker with their food recipes - pizza with pineapple, cappuccino after midday or carbonara with cream, for example.
“I work really hard in a room writing while drinking cappuccino.”
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