Minest'
Mooshada
'bucas
stada zit
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Dwayne Conyers <dwa...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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'bucas could be bocca, mouth. What was the context?
Statazit is state zitto (for a male) or state zitta (for a female) a command
telling someone to shut up. State = you be (imperative), zitto = quiet.
Italians, especially those from the south of Italy, often drop the final vowel
off of many words. It's also pronounced stahdahzeet, and it's not considered a
very nice thing to see.
I'm not sure what the others are.
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>'bucas
Sambuca - the liquer.
Stata zit' (sp?) = shut up
LiamD
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> Scharrol
>
A lettuce green used to make vegetable side dishes
> Minest'
>
???
> Mooshada
>
Stupid, dumb, out of it, acting out of line.
> 'bucas
>
Sambuca, usually served as an after dinner drink with coffee beans
> stada zit
>
???
Regards,
John
>In article <C7FO6.36959$MR1.5...@news02.optonline.net>, "Linda Ronning"
><lron...@optonline.net> wrote:
>>Scharrol = Escarole (the lettuce -- used to make soup)
>>
>>Linda -- who's not sure of the other words
>>
>>Dwayne Conyers <dwa...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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>>> Scharrol
>>>
>>> Minest'
>>>
Minestrone
>>> Mooshada
>>>
Mushy
>>> 'bucas
>>>
Sambuccas
>>> stada zit
Zip it.
>Scharrol is escarole, for sure.
>
Yep.
TJ
"Dwayne Conyers" <dwa...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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Stata zit (do not know correct spelling) = stay quiet, shut up
The root for minestrone?
LiamD
minestrone= all the left overs thrown in a pot a made into soup, also a true
italian mother will always have a pot of sauce/gravy goin...they just keep
adding to it
It's "state zitto" when directed to a male, "state zitta" when directed to a
female.
Mike Lastort
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>"Dwayne Conyers" <dwa...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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>> Scharrol
>>
>
>A lettuce green used to make vegetable side dishes
>
>> Minest'
>>
>
>???
I heard that as Monast. As in monastery???
Torris
"Rehab is for quitters"
My paisan told me it was slang for money.
> >> Minest'
> I heard that as Monast. As in monastery???
The NY boss in the alley with Paulie. Paulie said he said something about
Tony and he replied, "What, are you making Minest'?" At least, that was
what the closed captioning said.
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