Faggi

[ fah-jee; Italian fahd-jee ]

noun

1. Al·fe·o [al-, fey, -oh, ahl-, fe, -aw], 1885–1966, U.S. sculptor, born in Italy.

Example Sentences

“It’s immense,” said Sara Faggi, a planetary astronomer at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, on 17 May at a conference at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, Maryland.

From Scientific American

The forthcoming paper will quantify how much water is spraying out and its temperature, Faggi said.

From Scientific American

“We have many more surprises,” Faggi said.

From Scientific American

“I’m one of those who is really dubious,” said Frida Faggi, an orderly in a nursing home in northern Italy, adding she probably would not get the vaccine.

From Seattle Times

Among the best of the relatively representational items were Alfeo Faggi's leggy, high-breasted Eva, Koren Der Harootian's Slave, Burr Miller's classic marble nude La Victoire, and William Steig's tiny, self-effacing Elderly Man.

From Time Magazine Archive