baccellata
English translation: scalloped
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| 02:48 May 10, 2001 |
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|  Selected response from: Amy Taylor United States Local time: 06:18 | |||
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| na | godronné |
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| na | scalloped? |
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godronné Explanation: baccellato = godronné baccellatura = godronnage Larousse Maggiore Boch-Zanichelli FR-IT/IT-FR |
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scalloped? Explanation: It appears to mean the wavy edges of a plate or bowl, or rounded ridges in large vases. I have heard the former reffered to as 'scalloped' or 'scolloped' edges. |
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