bragozzo
noun
bra·goz·zo
\brəˈgȯt(ˌ)sō\
Definition of bragozzo
bragozzi
\-t(ˌ)sē\: a 2-masted trawler common near Venice
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Origin and Etymology of bragozzo
Italian, from Italian dialect (Venice) bragozo, bargozo, from braga trousers, from Latin braca; from the trouserlike appearance of the nets carried by these boats — more at braccae
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