cotenna

== Italian == === Etymology === From a diminutive of Latin cutis (“skin”). === Pronunciation === IPA(key): /koˈten.na/ Rhymes: -enna Hyphenation: co‧tén‧na === Noun === cotenna f (plural cotenne) bacon rind, pork rind Synonym: cotica (by extension, dated, derogatory or humorous) the human skin (by extension) a tough outer layer; bark, rind scalp ==== Derived terms ==== scotennare ==== Related terms ==== scotennamento === Anagrams === Cantone, canneto, cantone, cennato, connate