Gigli

[ jee-lyee ]

noun

1. Be·nia·mi·no [be-nyah-, mee, -naw], 1890–1957, Italian operatic tenor.

Gigli

/ ˈdʒiʎði /

noun

1. GigliBeniamino18901957MItalianMUSIC: operatic tenor Beniamino (benjaˈmiːno). 1890–1957, Italian operatic tenor

Example Sentences

Now, with their romance rekindled nearly 20 years later, Gigli with all its flaws and shortcomings, might just be worth revisiting.

From Time

Nearly 20 years after Gigli, time has vindicated Lopez’s career.

From Vox

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck met in 2002, co-starring in the action comedy Gigli.

From Vox

Affleck and Lopez met on the set of the mobster comedy “Gigli” in late 2001, several months after Lopez had married her second husband, choreographer Cris Judd.

From Washington Post

By June of the following year, there were simultaneous rumors that J-Lo’s marriage was over and that she had moved on with her “Gigli” co-star.

From Washington Post

What Happened To Director Martin Brest By Matt Patches, Playboy He directed Beverly Hills Cop, Midnight Run and, yes, Gigli.

From The Daily Beast

A big reason that Gigli bombed with audiences is that it received a mountain of bad buzz prior to its release.

From The Daily Beast

After all, who would want to become a horrible Hollywood cliché—a la Shanghai Surprise or Gigli.

From The Daily Beast

It was a skill McQueen had developed during his Savile Row years and later in a job with Romeo Gigli.

From The Daily Beast

This, however, is made subsidiary in Gigli's edition to a division of them according to the persons to whom they were addressed.

From Project Gutenberg