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linguine Definition

lin·guine (liŋ gwē′nē)

noun

pasta in thin, flat, narrow strips, often served with seafood sauces

Etymology: altered < It linguini, pl. of linguina, dim. of lingua, tongue (< L: see language)

linguine Usage Examples

Preposition: with

  • prawn: My linguine with prawns, garlic, white wine, tomatoes, fresh chillies and rocket was exquisite.
  • pesto: I also enjoyed a side order of linguine with rocket pesto and parmesan.
  • sauce: Children are very welcome; their menu included linguine with tomato sauce, homemade pizza, pan fried salmon and roast chicken.

Adjective modifier

  • fresh: Fresh linguine should be consumed with three days of purchase; alternatively, follow the manufacturer's instructions.

Noun used with modifier

  • seafood: If you absolutely loved the seafood linguine at the Didsbury branch, you know it's going to taste roughly the same in Knutsford.
  • clam: The pasta is divine - classic clam linguine is spiced up with a subtely sweet chili sauce.