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Delmonico
1[ del-mon-i-koh ]
Delmonico
2[ del-mon-i-koh ]
noun
- Lorenzo, 1813–81, U.S. restaurateur, born in Switzerland.
Word History and Origins
Origin of Delmonico1
Example Sentences
A menu, allegedly from Delmonico’s in New York City in 1834, listed the dish.
What about the iconic Bob Dylan image you took outside the Delmonico in New York?
The elephant ate almost a bale of hay for each meal, and the lion ate about twenty large Delmonico steaks.
On one occasion, when invited to a dinner at Delmonico's restaurant, he contented himself with a slice of pie and a cup of tea.
Both parties, on this system, suffer in digestion and in pocket, while only Delmonico is the gainer.
You can git half a mackril at Delmonico's or Mr. Mason Dory's for six dollars, and biled pertaters throw'd in.
It is situated on Fifth Avenue and is a rival of the great Delmonico establishments.
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