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The animal was identified as the kind of monkey called in English a macaque , Italian macacco , here colloquially truncated.
Early turn is generally known colloquially as early worm , but the other two have no sobriquets.
I went to high school--a small school with only a minority of Italians--with a girl named Pochintesta ( poco little, in in, testa head), another named Zucchi (a plural form of zucca squash, or, colloquially, head; Hanks and Hodges say this name was often given to a person of scarce intelligence, as in pumpkinhead), one boy named Chiappa (buttock), and another named Chiappinelli (which may be either an extended diminutive of Chiappa or the diminutive of chiappino , which Battaglia defines as a type of ape).
What a surprise to hear, first, an American commentator on a televised golf tourney describe a reverse-necked putter colloquially, and then to hear the Japanese broadcaster translate that description into a terse sentence or two ending with the expression “bassackawad putta.”
His official title will be "high representative" for European foreign and security policy, but according to the Financial Times of London, he is already colloquially known as "Mr.