Usually means: Italian surname, often linked to mafia.
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▸ noun:  A surname from Italian.

Similar:
Gambone, Gambale, Gambardella, Giambra, Gotti, gamba, Giambalvo, Gaudino, Guccione, Genovese, more...

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John Gambino, Gambino crime family, Carlo Gambino, Childish Gambino discography, Thomas Gambino, more...

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Similar:
Gambone, Gambale, Gambardella, Giambra, Gotti, gamba, Giambalvo, Gaudino, Guccione, Genovese, more...

Phrases:
John Gambino, Gambino crime family, Carlo Gambino, Childish Gambino discography, Thomas Gambino, Rosario Gambino, more...

Colors:
    red,     black,     white,     gold,     silver, more...



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