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means Long, thin strands of pasta made from wheat and water, typically boiled and served with sauce.

from From Italian spaghetti, plural of spaghetto, 'a little piece of string,' itself a diminutive of spago, 'string' or 'twine.' The name is pure physical description — Italians simply looked at the noodle and called it what it resembled. The word spread into English in the 1800s alongside the dish itself, carried by Italian cooking and emigration, and never bothered translating itself — it just kept its coil of string intact.