amorino
Americannoun
PLURAL
amoriniEtymology
Origin of amorino
1855–60; < Italian, equivalent to amor ( e ) love ( amoretto ) + -ino diminutive suffix (< Latin -īnus adj. suffix)
Example Sentences
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Authorities have said the two women beat Amorino’s mother and held her captive during an August 2017 attack in their Youngwood home.
From Seattle Times
Lawyers for Delores Amorino filed legal documents Wednesday that claimed her now 19-year-old daughter is responsible for assaulting the 78-year-old woman.
From Washington Times
The filing comes a few weeks after a judge found Amorino was competent to stand trial but her daughter wasn’t.
From Washington Times
Her Ode to Spring unites two Seattle-made spirits — Oola Distillery’s Aloo gin and Letterpress Distilling’s Amaro Amorino — in a marriage of citrus and spice that’s light yet intriguingly bitter.
From Seattle Times
A judge ruled Wednesday that Delores Amorino was competent to stand trial.
From Washington Times
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