Scampi (noun)

A dish made from prawns or large shrimp that are usually sauteed in butter and garlic and served with a sauce, typically with lemon and white wine.

Origin:

Derived from the italian word 'scampi'.

Examples:

1. She ordered the scampi for dinner and was pleasantly surprised by the flavor and presentation.
2. He was a fan of seafood and especially loved scampi, which he considered a delicacy.
3. The restaurant was famous for its scampi, which was cooked to perfection and served with a side of fresh vegetables.
4. She decided to try making scampi at home and was pleased with the result.
5. The scampi was a popular dish on the menu and was frequently requested by customers.