fagiolo

[ fah-jaw-law ]

noun

, Italian.

, plural fa·gio·li [fah-, jaw, -lee].

1. a kidney bean.

Example Sentences

“The Colosseum is a complex place that has been read differently over time, often with opposing perspectives,” whether pagan, Christian, secular or anticlerical, said Marcello Fagiolo, a prominent art historian.

From New York Times

“It has become a symbol of the defense of human and civil rights in this perspective of universality,” Mr. Fagiolo said.

From New York Times

“This is my fifth year at Alcott and my fifth year teaching in general, and everything I had built up till now is gone,” said choral teacher Tony Fagiolo.

From Washington Times

That’s what Fagiolo is doing for likely the rest of the semester.

From Washington Times

Fagiolo said he didn’t want to worry about finding too much replacement equipment or material since next year he and his students will be in a remodeled Alcott where he can regrow his collection of materials and instruments.

From Washington Times