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gelato
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ge·la·to  (j-lät, j-)
n. pl. ge·la·ti (-t)
An Italian ice cream or ice.
[Italian, from past participle of gelare, to freeze; see gelatin.]
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And while we're on the topic of coconut, don't think twice about ordering the velvety coconut-lime sorbet, made by local gelateria O'Gelato, for dessert.
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