cassata

British  

/ kəˈsɑːtə /

noun

1. an ice cream, originating in Italy, usually containing nuts and candied fruit

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Etymology

Origin of cassata

from Italian

Example Sentences

Levine, who reportedly transitioned from male to female in 2011, also discussed gender-transition procedures with female-to-male transgender musician Ryan Cassata, now 29, who underwent a breast removal, or “top surgery,” at age 18.

From Washington Times

“When you’re running and you see a Woodson jersey, you know you’re not alone,” Cassata said.

From Washington Post

Senior Daniel Cassata, the team’s next-fastest runner, said the Cavaliers’ title quest began the moment they placed third last year.

From Washington Post

That helped inspire her to try her hand at the classic Italian treat — alongside others that she didn’t like as a kid but has reimagined, including taralli, a crisp, savory pastry flavored with olive oil and wine; pignoli cookies; and cassata cake.

From Washington Post

Klemenz moans during the car chase that opens the movie and allows the cinematographer, Elli Cassata, to show off a bit.

From New York Times