Definition of pizzelle in English:

pizzelle

(also pizzella, pizelle)

noun piːˈtsɛlpiːˈtsɛleɪ

Cookery

1A type of fried, often stuffed, dumpling.
2Chiefly US. A crisp, waffle-like sweet biscuit which is cooked between two hinged iron plates and is typically served on festive occasions.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Washington Post. From Italian pizzelle, plural of pizzella small pizza or pie, fritter (not dated in dictionaries of Italian; also as pezzella) from pizza + -ella.

Definition of pizzelle in US English:

pizzelle

(also pizzella, pizelle)

noun

Cookery

1A type of fried, often stuffed, dumpling.
2Chiefly US. A crisp, waffle-like sweet biscuit which is cooked between two hinged iron plates and is typically served on festive occasions.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Washington Post. From Italian pizzelle, plural of pizzella small pizza or pie, fritter (not dated in dictionaries of Italian; also as pezzella) from pizza + -ella.

单词	pizzelle
释义	Definition of pizzelle in English: pizzelle (also pizzella, pizelle) noun piːˈtsɛlpiːˈtsɛleɪ Cookery 1A type of fried, often stuffed, dumpling. 2Chiefly US. A crisp, waffle-like sweet biscuit which is cooked between two hinged iron plates and is typically served on festive occasions. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Washington Post. From Italian pizzelle, plural of pizzella small pizza or pie, fritter (not dated in dictionaries of Italian; also as pezzella) from pizza + -ella. Definition of pizzelle in US English: pizzelle (also pizzella, pizelle) noun Cookery 1A type of fried, often stuffed, dumpling. 2Chiefly US. A crisp, waffle-like sweet biscuit which is cooked between two hinged iron plates and is typically served on festive occasions. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Washington Post. From Italian pizzelle, plural of pizzella small pizza or pie, fritter (not dated in dictionaries of Italian; also as pezzella) from pizza + -ella.
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