al dente
101al dente — ► ADJECTIVE & ADVERB ▪ (of food) cooked so as to be still firm when bitten. ORIGIN Italian, to the tooth …
102al dente — [äl den′tā, aldent′ē] adj. [It, lit., to the tooth] cooked until firm to the bite; chewy: said esp. of pasta …
103occhio per occhio, dente per dente — Proverbialmente, così si riassume la biblica legge del taglione, che si applicava vendicando l offesa con una offesa altrettanto grave ( taglione sembra derivi dal latino talis, nel significato di tale e quale ); legge che Cristo condannò (Matteo …
104al dente — adjective (pasta) firm, used of pasta which is cooked just right …
105al dente — ital. Arroz o fideos cocinados a punto …
106dens in dente — a malformed tooth resulting from invagination of the crown before it is calcified; so named because severe invagination of enamel and dentin gives the appearance of a “tooth within a tooth.†Called also d. invaginatus and dilated odontoma …
107al dente — al den|te <it. ; eigtl. »für den Zahn (zu spüren)«> nicht ganz weich gekocht (bes. von Nudeln; Gastr.) …
108al dente — al den|te [ æl den,teı, æl denti ] adjective cooked until slightly firm but not soft …
109al dente — [al dɛnteɪ, ti] adjective & adverb (of food) cooked so as to be still firm when bitten. Origin Ital., lit. to the tooth …
110Posta Dente di Cinghiale — (“Boar’s Tooth” guard or “Wild Boar’s Tooth”) Fiore Dei Liberi’s Low guard leading with the right leg and the sword held forward and down at roughly 45 degrees, the hilt to the outside of the left side of the left knee. Suited to counter… …