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Britalian 

Somebody of british and italian descent/nationality. Gets to enjoy a mixture of 2 great cultures.

There are many Britalians out there who have made a huge contribution to society.

Sportsmen like Joe Calzaghe, Frankie Dettori and countless footballers. Chefs such as Aldo Zilli and Marco Pierre White. Muscians, actors, actressess, inventors, singers, comedians, writers, poets, business people and more!
My Dad is British. My Mum is Italian. Hence, I am Britalian.
Britalian by Britalian February 9, 2008
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Gelato Genitalia 

An act of a man or woman sticking their genitals into ice cream. Usually used during foreplay.
I gave Alicia a little taste of my gelato genitalia!
The thought process of knowing that not doing something would be a mistake. You would be stupid not to do it.
Thanks to my bentality, I used that money I found to buy several pounds of dry ice.

If not for my bentality, I may not have paid that hobo $2 to try to catch the rabid raccoon.
Bentality by Batt Zibberban October 20, 2010

genitalia paraphernalia 

A classy ‘dick pic’ or picture of ones genitalia
Person 1: ‘Would you like some genitalia paraphernalia?’
Person 2:‘No, but thank you for asking first. Very classy of you.’

The Bentalade 

The Bentalade is a car secretly created by Bentley and Cadilac, The Bentilac Bentalade is the most pimped out and gangster car in existance.
The Bentalade has only been seen a few times, and used by very few people, the most famous usage was the one theory that Tupac was killed by P. Diddy, whilst P.Diddy was being driven around in a Bentalade.
Shiat bro, that The Bentalade has got 1.5 x 10^28" rims and mutha fucking gull wing doors.
The Bentalade by Sly O.D. February 9, 2007

Britalian 

Britalian is a term that functions as a catchy alternative to the more formal term Anglo-Italian or British Italian. Britalian capitalises on the duplication of the 'it' syllable in both British and Italian to form a cohesive blend of the two words. Britalians are British citizens or residents of Italian ethnic or national origin. Italians have resided in Britain since the times of Emperor Claudius' invasion in AD 43, in modern times however most British residents of Italian origin emigrated or their decendants emirgrated post-WW2 due to the extremly poor economic conditions in Italy. Britalians have long since contributed in every avenue of British culture, yet there is still an underlying xenophobic feeling directed t the Italian community in Britain. The sinking of the steamship SS Arandora Star on 2 July 1940 resulted in the loss of over 700 lives—including 446 British-Italians being deported as undesirable. There are of course several ethnic slurs specific to Italians which will not be listed here, but despite the Anti-Italianism mostly over the last century Italian culture and the Italian sense of identity for all the Italians the world over is still strong.
List of famous Britalians include: British Prime minister in the name of Benjamin Disraeli, the great linguist and lexicographer John Florio. Dante Gabriel Rossetti The poet, painter and translator. . Dame Anita Roddick, DBE founder of The Body Shop, Peter Bonetti 729 appearances for Chelsea, Lanfranco "Frankie" Dettori, MBE the very successful horse racing jockey. Lawrence Dallaglio OBE is a retired English rugby union player World Cup winner in 2003. Joseph William Calzaghe, CBE, MBE is a former professional boxer. . Musicians like Chris Rea, Paolo Nutini, Brian Johnson lead singer for the rock band AC/DC since 1980. Anthony Minghella Academy Award winner for Best Director. Armando Iannucci Scottish-Italian comedian, satirist, writer, director, performer and radio producer who's work includes; I'm Alan Partridge, The Thick Of It, Time Trumpet and the Academy Award nominated In The Loop for Best Adapted Screenplay in 2010. The list of famous British Italians goes on. Britain is an ecclectic mix of different ethnicities, cultures, languages and communities the Italian community in Britain has a strong sense of pride and will continue further itself in culture as well as contribute to British culture.
Britalian by tmeucci June 19, 2011