Mestizo

What do we mean by mestizo?

A person of mixed racial ancestry, especially of mixed European and Native American ancestry. noun

The offspring of a person of mixed blood; especially, a person of mixed Spanish and American Indian parentage. noun

The offspring of an Indian or a negro and a European or person of European stock. noun

Wool imported from South America, and produced by mixed breeds of sheep. noun

A person of mixed ancestry, especially one of Spanish and Native American heritage. noun

A person of mixed racial ancestry (especially mixed European and Native American ancestry) noun

A person of mixed ancestry, especially one of Spanish and Native American heritage.

1. Originally used in Spanish to refer very specifically to a person of 50% European and 50% Amerindian descent. 2. Nowadays used to refer to any Hispanic person of mixed Amerindian and European descent, regardless of proportions. Sometimes even used as a general term for any Hispanic person of mixed racial origins. 3. Sometimes used to refer to the Hispanic culture of the Americas (as it is a mix of different indigenous, European and African cultures). The cognate word in Portuguese is mestiço, while in French it is métis. Urban Dictionary

A Spanish word literally meaning "mixed" usually refering to someone who is mixed between Spanish and Native American. Urban Dictionary

A Spanish term that refers to a racially mixed individual. In Latin america. it means an individual of spanish and amerindian baqround. In the philippines, it refers to individuals of spanish, mexican, portuguese, chinese, american, african, european, and or australian and filpino baqround. Urban Dictionary

Beaner, Mexican, you get the idea. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is usually of the filipino descent and is of lighter skin who is gwapo (aka handsome), like a whiter looking person. A half white and half filipino or spanish would make a mestizo person. Urban Dictionary

A Mexican or Mexican-American with noticeably mixed Indian and Spanish ancestry. They are roughly 50% Indian (aztec, mayan, exct.) and 50% Spanish (either southern or northern Spain). A Mestizo can also have a mix of other European ancestry such as French and sometimes German. In modern times, a Mestizo's skin color can range from very dark or or light caramel. Many are observed to have black straight hair, and pronounce noses, and often are shorter. Mestizos have almond shaped and black colored eyes. Mestizos make up about 60% of Mexico's population. Most Mexican-Americans found in the United States fall under this category, thus the term "brown pride" which is used often in west coast cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco. At times Mestizos can be very light skinned but can have noticeable Indigenous facial features and tan very easily. Urban Dictionary

Originally denoting a person of mixed white and indigenous race in former Spanish colonies in Latin America and the Philippines. This is not strictly the case anymore. Nowadays, particularly in Latin America, it really denotes any mainstream Latino/a, regardless of their actual ancestry. Oftentimes, indeed, perhaps most of the time, people who are purely American Indian by race are called "mestizos" simply because they speak Spanish, do not have any tribal affiliation, and are otherwise just seen as a mainstream Mexican/Peruvian/Ecuadorian, etc. The only people termed "Indians" nowadays in Latin America are those who maintain an ethnic identity apart from the mainstream, speak a non-Spanish language, etc. In the Philippines, unlike Latin America, "mestizo" has maintained its mostly racial definition. Urban Dictionary

A term that means "half-blood", by defintion half Native American (Aztec) and half White (Spanish). It was created by the Spanish when they conquered what is now know as Mexico. They were attempting to make Mexico The New Spain. During there time of rule they interbreeded with the Aztecs creating the race know as "mestizo". So that there would be any confusion with people who were fully Spanish(White) vs half Spanish(Native/White), the Spanish made the term to catagorize the three. Today Mexico is full of people who look like Native Americans but in all reality a every few percent are Native American, most are mixed. For this reason there are, as they call them, "white" mexicans because some Mexicans have more Spanish features, while most have indigionous features. Urban Dictionary

Predominantly, person of White( Of southern european, Predominantly Spain, brown hair- brown eyes) and South American Native(Indian) Mixture. Mestizo word pertain to a person with this mix that has a (1) heavy dark brown pigmentation complexion ,but round eyes( head hieght is twice as long as head width)(2) or light skin but showing oriental eyes as well as head bone structure( head height almost equals head width). Those still considered White are,head structure hieght is at least twice as long as width with predominantly showing round eyes, regardless of complexion( very white to thin brown complexion) Majority of the south american population. Population also include many Blacks and well as many blondes. blondes are mixed heavily with white and vis versa in Europe, ususally considered the same race(Losely, but not totally really) Urban Dictionary

1. a. A person of mixed European and Native American heritage or descent who rambles in his/her speech, b. eats an inordinant amount of carrots, or c. cramps the bug. 2. Harsh sun 3. Withered corn stalk Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to mestizo:
mestizo, mestiza, mestino.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mestizo:
mestiza, amerindian, espanol, mulatto, cholo, ladino, criollo, indio, admixture, conquistador, ancestry, multiracial, indigenous, chicano, pardo, intermarriage, quechua, mayan, creole, andean, inca, sonora, cort, peruvian, descent, caste, filipino, oaxaca, descendants, moreno, belize, caucasian, whites, mixed, assimilation, peninsular, maya, spanish, guatemala, peoples, guerrero, vega, paz, mexican, nicaragua, salvador, flores, baroque, colombian, descendant, ethnic, ethnicity, mixture, natives, identity, european, hispanic, ecuador, constitute, cultures, migrants, paternal, peasants, bolivia, colonial, bah, manila, honduras, indians, descended, racial, ancestors, identifying, culture, fernando, peru, communities, ancestor, settlers, mart, origin, genetic, immigrants, mexico, population, latino, native, amazon, latin, mix, regardless, african, heritage, immigration, philippine, estimates, juan, slaves, costa, elite.

Words that rhyme with mestizo:
piezo, rizo, reso, trevizo, cannizzo, delpizzo, disease o, parizo, petrizzo, please oh.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mestizo:
chinese, spanish, new, young, first, mexican, american, old, white, more, indian, wealthy, poor, class, tall, skinned, urban, peruvian, rural, chilean, dark, average, rich, european, generation, handsome, dominant, mixed, cultural, latin, speaking, culturally, traditional, portuguese, native, squat, century, intelligent, indigenous, illegitimate, occasional, noble, mulatto, eyed, ladino, brazilian, typical, andean, coyote, predominantly, paraguayan, uneducated, fat, educated, north, ideal, prominent, experienced, fanged, colombian, intoxicated, archetypal, huge, light, semicivilized, brave, looking, disgruntled, thin, astonished, cuban, sturdy, restless, venezuelan, illiterate, ambitious, tlascalan, proletarian, itinerant, acculturated, haired.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mestizo:
culture, population, children, society, nation, people, communities, community, women, identity, families, race, offspring, son, family, populations, peasants, woman, class, element, town, heritage, groups, elite, world, country, towns, group, farmers, men, village, origin, style, merchants, child, character, descendants, blood, priest, elements, settlers, boy, democracy, consciousness, villages, cultures, peoples, workers, sons, elites, music, girls, neighbors, features, masses, background, view, status, girl, ranchers, colonists, america, daughter, art, peasantry, inhabitants, landowners, leader, societies, rancheros, boys, politicians, traders, worldview, psychology, caciques, father, priests, dress, laborers, face, leaders, teachers, migrants, immigrants, soldiers, intellectuals, historian, nations, general, settlement, stock, settlements, wife.

Consonant match to mestizo:
mestiza.

Words that sound like mestizo:
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