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A sexy Italian family last name.
Likes: Djs, Fabri Fibra, Pasta, Working out, Clubs, and Middle eastern men.
Dislikes: Bad Pizzas, hairy women, ghetto latinos and blacks.

Pezzino's are most likely to have brown hair, brown eyes, olive skin. They love Care Bears! Can be found in Italy, rarley living outside homeland, you're lucky if you find one.

They are outspoken, happy, stubborn italians who you don't want to mess and get them angry. Other than that, you'll love them, always telling jokes to make the day go smooth.

No relation to jersey shore or Godfather.
Angelo: Hey your last name is Pezzino?
Gianluca: yes it is, why?
Angelo: oh that must mean you're stubborn, right?
Gianluca: Isn't every italian?
A&G:Hahah!
Pezzino by Gia Victoria Di Fiore October 16, 2011
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Quinton Pezzino 

A smart, kind, and funny Italian
Person 1: "see that Italian over there"
Person 2: "yay, he's Quinton Pezzino"
Person 1 : "I wish I was him, he's cool"

pezzonovante 

“Pezzonovante” in Sicilian, literally means $1.90. This term usually is applied to persons of importance. The implication in Al Pacino’s reply is that he doesn’t want or need to be famous or important.
Don Corleone: I knew Santino was going to have to go through all this and Fredo... well, Fredo was... But I, I never wanted this for you. I work my whole life, I don't apologize, to take care of my family. And I refused to be a fool dancing on the strings held by all of those big shots. That's my life, I don't apologize for that. But I always thought that when it was your time, that you would be the one to hold the strings. Senator Corleone, Governor Corleone, something.
Michael: Another pezzonovante.
Don Corleone: Well, there wasn't enough time, Michael. There just wasn't enough time.
Michael: We'll get there, Pop. We'll get there.
pezzonovante by Gran Duque August 3, 2016

pezzonovante 

An Italian word, meaning "Big Shot."

The term is commonly misunderstood to mean any man in power; however, it is usually used pejoratively. In the Godfather, Michael uses the term to console his father who is upset because he had hoped that his son would achieve legitimate success like that of a Senator or President. Michael uses the term to assure his father that such people just think they are important men but in reality are no better than him.
My wife tells me I should be a Congressman instead of a gangster, but I know that a politician is just another pezzonovante.
pezzonovante by Gerry Elbridge February 18, 2008
The intensely sensual act of inserting candy into your sweet, sweet lover's tight, tight asshole and joyously eating it out. Optionally, have said lover eat the same candy, very sexually, from your hand at the same time in order to complete the beautiful, eternal, circle of life.
You: Hey, baby, you down for a bit of pezzing this fine Sunday afternoon?

Them: I'm totally into pezzing but you ate the last of the peanut butter cups from my bootyhole yesterday!

You: How about I shove some gummy bears up your ass instead?
Them: Oooo I like gummy bears! Feed me gummy bears while I squeeze some of them out into your mouth!
Both(high fiving): Pezzing is the shit!
Pezzing by McBumbersnazzle July 11, 2021
To relax, or enjoy ones space, due to ultimate comfort. A state in which ones physical and mental state is at peak relaxation.
1: hey what did you get up too day
2: oh you know just pezzin'

"He was memorized as he witnessed the three men pezzin' out"
pezzin by pezzking1990 March 17, 2015

pezzonovante 

English slang loan word from Italian, meaning '"Big Shot", originally from WWII, when the Italians used it for the 90 mm artillery, "Big 90 (mm)". the phrase made popular in the film "The Godfather", when Vito tells his son Michael that he wanted him to be an important person, like a Senator, and Michael responds, "another pezzo-novanta", usually used pejoratively.
Senator Corleone, with his big cars, fancy clothes, and wads of cash is just another pezzonovante
pezzonovante by mudderfukker May 30, 2015
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