negroni
[ni-groh-nee]
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noun, plural ne·gro·nis.
a cocktail made from sweet vermouth, gin, and bitters.
Origin of negroni
1945–50; < Italian, said to be after a nobleman named Negroni, who first made the drink circa 1935
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Contemporary Examples of negroni
Will asking for a barrel-aged Negroni help to nurture some European class?
Historical Examples of negroni
Meyerbeer and Berlioz composed the music for the song which was sung at the supper given by the Princess Negroni.
Victor Hugo: His Life and WorksG. Barnett Smith
Act II is laid in the Negroni palace, and is the scene of the banquet, which has already been described.
The Complete Opera BookGustav Kobb
It was, apparently, a ruse to put Negroni off the scent, who from time to time asked us to explain what we were talking about.
Abb Aubain and MosaicsProsper Mrime
The Abbé Negroni's pupil succeeded in holding a secret correspondence with his beloved.
Abb Aubain and MosaicsProsper Mrime