taco

  • 81taco-bender — n American a Mexican or other person of Hispanic origin. A derogatory term coined on the lines of spaghetti bender or bagel bender. (A taco is a Mexican fried bread pan cake.) …

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  • 82taco chip — noun a fried fragment of a taco, spiced and eaten as a snack …

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  • 83TACO — theater allied contracting office …

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  • 84taco — noun (plural tacos) Etymology: Mexican Spanish Date: 1914 a usually fried tortilla that is folded or rolled and stuffed with a mixture (as of seasoned meat, cheese, and lettuce) …

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  • 85taco — m Pieza de madera que se emplea para rellenar huecos, reforzar o asegurar algъn elemento. Tambiйn llamado tarugo …

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  • 86taco — /tah koh/; Sp. /tah kaw/, n., pl. tacos / kohz/; Sp. / kaws/. Mexican Cookery. an often crisply fried tortilla folded over and filled, as with seasoned chopped meat, lettuce, tomatoes, and cheese. [1930 35; < MexSp; Sp: wadding, plug, prob. of&#8230; …

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  • 87taco — jgo. Buen jugador de billar (LS.)// tacón de zapato, botín, etc.// palabrota …

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  • 88TACO — Test And Checkout Operations NASA …

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  • 89tacó — ta|có Mot Agut Nom masculí …

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  • 90taco — (m) (Intermedio) plato mexicano tradicional compuesto de tortilla rellena de carne y verduras Ejemplos: Su abuela fue de Chiapas y hacía los mejores tacos del mundo. Los tacos se los come con salsa picante …

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