I. fē-ˈas-(ˌ)kō also -ˈäs- noun
( plural -coes )
Etymology: French, from Italian, from fare fiasco, literally, to make a bottle
Date: circa 1854
: a complete failure
II. fē-ˈäs-(ˌ)kō, -ˈas- noun
( plural -coes also fi·as·chi -(ˌ)kē)
Etymology: Italian, from Late Latin flasco bottle — more at flask
Date: 1887
: bottle , flask ; especially : a bulbous long-necked straw-covered bottle for wine