Piemonte

American

[pye-mawn-te] / pyɛˈmɔn tɛ /

noun

Italian name of Piedmont.

Piemonte British

/ pjeˈmonte /

noun

the Italian name for Piedmont

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George Piemonte, a former president of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives, has spent 30 years working on disability cases across the South.

From Salon

Martina Piemonte chases down a long clearance up field in vain.

From BBC

They try to take advantage of Anna Patten dawdling at the byeline as she's dispossessed by Martina Piemonte, but the rest of the Villa defence get back to ensure she can't move towards goal.

From BBC

Martina Piemonte then headed in with 14 minutes remaining to give the travelling Italy fans a consolation to cheer.

From BBC

My first impression of this wine from Alto Piemonte in northwest Italy was solid, good quality red.

From Washington Post

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