Meanings
noun
- pluralplural of arbequina
Many Americans have become olive aficionados, finicky about their picholines and arbequinas, Kalamatas and Cerignolas.
2007 October 17, Julia Moskin, “Olives, Flavored by Time, Seasoned With Memories”, in New York Times
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