magnifico

mag·nif·i·co

noun \mag-ˈni-fi-ˌkō\

plural mag·nif·i·coes or mag·nif·i·cos

Definition of MAGNIFICO

1

: a nobleman of Venice

2

: a person of high position

Origin of MAGNIFICO

Italian, from magnifico, adjective, magnificent, from Latin magnificus

First Known Use: 1573

Rhymes with MAGNIFICO

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