dulcinea
dul·ci·nea
noun \ˌdəl-sə-ˈnē-ə, -ˈsi-nē-ə\Definition of DULCINEA
Origin of DULCINEA
Spanish, from Dulcinea del Toboso, beloved of Don Quixote
First Known Use: 1748
Rhymes with DULCINEA
barathea, bougainvillea, camarilla, Caesarea, cascarilla, Cytherea, diarrhea, Eritrea, fantasia, Galatea, gonorrhea, hamartia, Hialeah, Idumaea, Ituraea, Kampuchea, latakia, Latakia, logorrhea, mythopoeia, Nicosia, panacea, Parousia, pizzeria, pyorrhea, ratafia, Santeria, seborrhea, sinfonia, Tanzania, trattoria
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