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an·co·na
I. \aŋˈkōnə\ noun
(-s)
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: from Ancona, Italy
: a domestic fowl of a breed of the Mediterranean class resembling the Leghorns in build and having mottled black-and-white plumage
II. noun
(plural anco·ne \-nē\ ; or anconas)
Etymology: Italian, probably modification (probably influenced by Ancona, seaport on Adriatic coast, Italy) of Greek eikona, accusative of eikon-, eikōn image — more at icon
: altarpiece; specifically : one composed of one or more paintings in an elaborate architectural framework |