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crostino

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cro·sti·no  (kr-stn)
n. pl. cro·sti·ni (-n)
1. A piece of thin crisp toast.
2. An hors d'oeuvre made with a crostino and any of various toppings.
[Italian, diminutive of crosta, crust, from Latin crsta.]
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