taco
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- noun
- /ˈtɑːkoʊ/
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taco
- I ordered a taco filled with grilled chicken and fresh salsa.
- eat tacos
- taco meat
- beef tacos
You miss Tex Mex breakfast tacos HEV from Texas.
- You miss Tex Mex breakfast tacos HEV from Texas.
- I had breakfast tacos and they were delicious.
- But to me, a hard a would be Taco or maybe Taco.
- Scrapping out man, buying tacos, probably stealing a little bit.
- And joining me to eat some Del tacos is Del Quesi.
- And then you just see how fucking tacos are, God damn it.
- Because I wish for real tacos and it happened.
- You could put it, squeeze it on top of food for tacos, chimichurri sauce.
- A dog, a stupid rock, a free Taco, or a rat?
Examples
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Tacos are on me.
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I had breakfast tacos and they were delicious.
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Can we get a taco or something after this?
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We should get a taco or something.
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There's a great taco stand near there.
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Then he passes the tempting smell of a taco stand, which makes him hungry.
Fiction book (1996) -
We are going to make some tacos on our new griddle.
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"So what happened?" Diane unwrapped her first taco and dribbled hot sauce into it.
Fiction book (1998) -
"Why don't you have another taco?" "I shouldn't, but they are very good, Juanita."
Fiction book (1990) -
In the survey, enchiladas were mentioned most often, but fajitas, tacos, and tamales were also popular.
Academic text (2003)
Compounds
How Filling
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word taco comes from the Nahuatl word tlahco, which means 'in the middle', because the filling sits in the middle of a folded tortilla. So, a taco is food you eat with the filling 'in the middle' of the tortilla.