Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A sweet and strong red wine made in Tuscany.
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Examples
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Tomasky blog's greatest American of the week | Michael Tomasky aleatico 25 February 2011 6:32PM
The Guardian World News Michael Tomasky 2011
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It sounds as though the war was lost from the beginning and no one I have talked to has ever seen any Al-Qaeda so again pointless. aleatico 19 February 2011 2:42PM
The Guardian World News Mark Curtis 2011
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US drone attacks are no laughing matter, Mr Obama | Mehdi Hasan aleatico
The Guardian World News Mehdi Hasan 2010
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I don't know if they are related, but I loved the aleatico, which was light yet insistent, and went beautifully with spit-roasted pork.
NYT > Home Page By ERIC ASIMOV 2010
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He told the crowd he would read from the Constitution, then read the "we hold these truths" bit from the Declaration of Independence aleatico, Brits always refer to a flag flying at 'half mast' rather than the American 'Half staff'.
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lefthalfback 8 February 2011 5:16PM aleatico is correct- this is absolutely just the beginning.
The Guardian World News Michael Tomasky 2011
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