🥑 A green dip 🥑 To add guacamole

to guac

8.4

To put a creamy avocado dip on food to serve

verb
/ɡwɑk/

: acompañar con guacamole

To enhance the dish, I always guac my tacos with fresh guacamole.

Examples

It's common to guac your burritos with a generous layer of creamy guacamole.
When serving nachos, don't forget to guac them with a scoop of guacamole.
When you're making guac, if you if you add the stones like the pip things into that, it won't go brown, apparently.

Synonyms

to garnish

vsto guac

15 3.5

To decorate food with small pieces to add color and flavor

is focused on making or serving avocado dip not general decoration

to garnish with

vsto guac

9 3.5

To add small pieces of food on top of a dish to make it look nicer

is specific to preparing and serving an avocado dip rather than mere decoration

Antonyms

to remove

∞ 1.5

To move something or someone away from a place

How Much

to pile on

3 5.2

to smother

20 4.2

to guac

8.4

to add

∞ 1.0

spread

4 3.3

dab

7 3.1

Surface Forms

guac infinitive

guacked past

guacked past participle

guacing present participle

guacs third person singular

Etymology

Guac as a verb comes from the noun guac/guacamole, and it simply means to put or serve that avocado dip on food or to make it for serving. So to guac a burrito is to add the avocado dip to it.