Pl. -i. [It. amorino, dim. of amore: cf. amoretto.] A little love, a cupid.
1859. Gullick & Timbs, Paint., 182. Chubby little Amorini, or, as they are popularly called, ‘Cupids.’
1880. Warren, Book-plates, v. 36. Frames most heavily adorned with angels, term-figures, amorini, or satyrs’ heads.
