sciuscià
Italian
Etymology
Borrowed from English shoeshine. Said by poor Neapolitan children who worked as shoeshiners on the streets during the American occupation of Naples during the Second World War.
Phrase
Noun
sciuscià m (uncountable)
Borrowed from English shoeshine. Said by poor Neapolitan children who worked as shoeshiners on the streets during the American occupation of Naples during the Second World War.
sciuscià m (uncountable)