First Known Use: 1573
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magnifico
noun mag·nif·i·co \mag-ˈni-fi-ˌkō\
plural mag·nif·i·coes or mag·nif·i·cos
Definition of MAGNIFICO
1
: a nobleman of Venice
2
: a person of high position
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Origin of MAGNIFICO
Italian, from magnifico, adjective, magnificent, from Latin magnificus
Rhymes with MAGNIFICO
Arapaho, arpeggio, at one's elbow, bocaccio, bull's-eye window, carrion crow, centesimo, clock radio, con spirito, continuo, curculio, D'Annunzio, DMSO, Eustachio, ex nihilo, fantastico, fellatio, Fernando Póo, finocchio, fortissimo, Geronimo, get-up-and-go, go with the flow, Guantánamo, hereinbelow, home video, in dubio, intaglio, in utero, in vacuo, laminar flow, lancet window, La Rochefoucauld, lentissimo, locus in quo, lothario, malapropos, Medicine Bow, medicine show, New Mexico, oregano, picture window, politico, portfolio, presidio, prestissimo, punctilio, Querétaro, Quintana Roo, Rosario, quo warranto, Sarajevo, scenario, simpatico, sound-and-light show, status in quo, talk radio, tennis elbow, turbulent flow, Verrocchio
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