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  • adjective Of or relating to Modena or its inhabitants.
  • noun A native or inhabitant of Modena.

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Examples

  • As the title Sopra il giuoco degli scacchi osservazioni pratiche d'anonimo autore Modenese suggests, he was pretending to be an anonymous Modenese author.

    Lubomir Kavalek: Chess Puzzles: Imagination Breeds Creativity Lubomir Kavalek 2010

  • As the title Sopra il giuoco degli scacchi osservazioni pratiche d'anonimo autore Modenese suggests, he was pretending to be an anonymous Modenese author.

    Lubomir Kavalek: Chess Puzzles: Imagination Breeds Creativity Lubomir Kavalek 2010

  • A younger son of an elite Modenese family, Rangone had been brought to Rome in the train of Cardinal Giovanni de' Medici in 1512

    Archive 2009-02-01 2009

  • Uova Modenese ($11) turns out to be Carmellini's brilliant corned beef hash and eggs Benedict mash-up.

    Ed Levine: Does an Italian restaurant in Tribeca Have the Best Breakfast in New York City? 2009

  • Each slice of melon had been dressed with a few drops of Modenese balsamic vinegar to bring out the sweetness of the fruit and garnished with fresh mint leaves.

    The Book of Unholy Mischief Elle Newmark 2008

  • It was given its definitive form in 1935 by the Modenese journalist Paolo Monelli.

    Delizia! John Dickie 2008

  • Each slice of melon had been dressed with a few drops of Modenese balsamic vinegar to bring out the sweetness of the fruit and garnished with fresh mint leaves.

    The Book of Unholy Mischief Elle Newmark 2008

  • Each slice of melon had been dressed with a few drops of Modenese balsamic vinegar to bring out the sweetness of the fruit and garnished with fresh mint leaves.

    The Book of Unholy Mischief Elle Newmark 2008

  • Each slice of melon had been dressed with a few drops of Modenese balsamic vinegar to bring out the sweetness of the fruit and garnished with fresh mint leaves.

    The Chef’s Apprentice Elle Newmark 2008

  • Each slice of melon had been dressed with a few drops of Modenese balsamic vinegar to bring out the sweetness of the fruit and garnished with fresh mint leaves.

    The Chef’s Apprentice Elle Newmark 2008

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