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Often used in the same context:
donas,
gedda,
biv,
lupino,
nitti,
canzona,
funicello,
reest,
smalt,
sicks,
gagas,
vellon,
pistel,
acor,
deluise,
valure,
peretti,
killas,
grum,
hoyden,
sciara,
flotow,
broche,
figlia,
dogman,
fascio,
smitt,
invasion of privacy,
latona,
meana,
ramier,
fauntleroy,
charneco,
dolente,
vespertine,
shellback,
slik,
poler,
moineau,
heine,
mizzy,
bruta,
eurhythmics,
difranco,
pawk,
organista,
thym,
tarsia,
brusco,
bicho,
tillet,
cernuda,
masty,
pimpinella,
hirs,
legendre,
levesque,
finocchio,
edder,
tedeschi,
bonaci,
foglio,
acol,
riant,
milord,
hefte,
spieler,
grazioso,
walach,
grainer,
belamy,
aidman,
dente,
siros,
schappe,
bonker,
dimaggio,
ruyter,
piscopo,
panza,
zecchino,
taddeo,
husher,
colonna,
hyke,
le gallienne,
tantum,
jalouse,
linkin,
odea,
bries,
clake,
leadman,
sov,
delillo,
estrade,
sisko,
seedman,
tacca,
squilla,
cantante,
klugh
More general:
camp,
clique,
coterie,
gangdom,
gangland,
ingroup,
inner circle,
mob,
organized crime,
pack,
syndicate
Synonyms:
cosa nostra,
mafia,
sicilian mafia
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