Vinci

[vin-chee, veen-chee]

noun

1. Leonardo da Leonardo da Vinci.

Vinci

/ ˈvɪntʃɪ /

noun

1. See Leonardo da Vinci

Example Sentences

They’re also full of jelly, wet, and can be rheumy, making them a go-to target in lurid nasties directed by the likes of Lucio Fulci, 1970s horror’s Leonardo da Vinci of ocular abuse.

From Salon

A master of the brainy, twisty thriller, Brown’s 2003 novel, “The Da Vinci Code,” is one of the bestselling books of all time, with 85 million copies moved, and was adapted into a box office hit starring Tom Hanks.

From Los Angeles Times

Newman was on a family vacation in Mexico when “The Da Vinci Code” was published.

From Los Angeles Times

“Imagine a future in which humans start to lower their brain filters and begin to exist with greater understanding of reality,” she tells her cohort Robert Langdon, the cryptology professor hero of “The Da Vinci Code.”

From Los Angeles Times

At least two government law enforcement vehicles were used to box in Martinez’s vehicle as she was about to exit the parking structure of the Da Vinci Apartments near Fremont Avenue and Temple Street.

From Los Angeles Times