guac
- noun
- /ɡwɑk/
- UK
- I ordered some chips and guac to start the meal.
- chips and guac
- guac burger
- fresh guac
Yeah, cut the carb for health reasons and, you know, double chicken, guac, lettuce, black beans.
- Yeah, cut the carb for health reasons and, you know, double chicken, guac, lettuce, black beans.
- Mix it in with the guac, add a little lime cilantro, you're good to go.
- But then Jack got some guac, so I put the walk in, too.
- Memory foam burrito Taco extra guac.
- I just had a Pickles, chips and guac salsa, pita chips with the zoob and avocado toast.
Examples
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A large burrito bowl, rice, chicken, guac, salsa, cheese.
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Vegetarian burrito, extra guac.
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This guac is loaded with garlic.
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Had some chips and guac and beans and then I also had a burger.
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And we did happen to have chips, guac and homemade ranch in the truck as well.
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As someone who is very picky about their guac, I was very surprised I liked this.
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Now, Cady, this is a very American snack called guac.
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Yeah, cut the carb for health reasons and, you know, double chicken, guac, lettuce, black beans.
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I don't miss tacos, chips and guac.
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We got some hummus and guac and salsa, some veggies, almonds, chips.
Synonyms
A thick creamy dip made from mashed avocado, onion, and tomato
A funny name for avocado used as a soft spread like guacamole
Surface Forms
Etymology
Guac is a casual short form of guacamole, a name from an old Aztec word that mixed avocado and a word for 'sauce'. So guac means the creamy avocado dip people put on chips and tacos.