Mexicano

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A cup of hot water.. Urban Dictionary

A person born in Mexico AFK: A bad azz person. Urban Dictionary

A Jobby that burns like fuck. Urban Dictionary

The commonly termed phrase used to explain a fukkin head fuk like you have never experianced. El Mexicano is the juice of a mexican cactus dried up, and is smoked under an intense flame to give you a high similar to acid.. Well worth it... Urban Dictionary

A sex move whereby a man takes a shot of tequila, hits a mango flavored vape, and blows the cloud into a woman's vagina, which the woman will promptly queef out into the man's mouth so that he may take a second hit. Urban Dictionary

When you masturbate a woman with a fried rolled taco (a very common Mexican dish) and then you eat the taco after she came. Urban Dictionary

A person that has sex with men and mexicans (men Urban Dictionary

Making out with someone Urban Dictionary

Adj pronounced/ meh-hee-cah-no-ing Mexicanoing the shit out of something is a sentence used( typically by Hispanics/Latinos) when working on a project (that would normally take the common folk hours to complete) in order to ease the amount of time said task is to be done. Mexicans are said to be hard workers, therefore the term "mexicanoing the shit out of something" is commonly used as a way to imply that things need to be done in a rapid manner. Urban Dictionary

When you eat Taco Bell all day and spend the next day on the toilet just waiting. You can be doing work, school, or porn, you just have to sit there all day. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to mexicano:
mexicano, mexican, mexicana, mexicans, mexico, americano, mexicali, mexicanus, medicago, meccano, mediano, mexica, mexicanos, mexicanum, medicant, pelicano, mexicas, mexical, texican.

Words that rhyme with mexicano:
nano, llano, soprano, mano, chicano, nagano, americano, milano, pisano, serrano, giordano, siciliano, chrono, tejano, delano, luciano, dano, solano, kano, brentano, gitano, italiano, grano, marciano, murano, sano, cyrano, mariano, cano, lano, poblano, hispano, albano, spano, galliano, amano, nano-, arellano, sirignano, capistrano, germano, ciano, lugano, casiano, feliciano, toscano, urbano, gargano, castellano, cristiano, gano, yano, hano, capuano, fasano, vano, adriano, konoe, capitano, kawano, nakano, caetano, catalano, bazzano, morano, anguiano, gaetano, lozano, triano, balzano, celentano, ruano, sedano, cusimano, pagano, marcano, califano, hirano, pantano, castano, napoletano, stano, troiano, alfano, graziano, mangano, soriano, veneziano, cusano, miano, cipriano, giuliano, damiano, montano, soldano, juliano, montesano, rutigliano, varano, bonanno.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mexicano:
chicano, neo, popular, modern, rural, first, social, old, anti, archive, provisional, provincial, federal, immigrant, liberal, anglo, hispano, civil, all, young, policial, local, electoral, non, spanish, mexican, penal, class, musical, pro, radical, corrido, less, soy, colonial, average, proud, constitutional, fine, familiar.

Consonant match to mexicano:
mexicana, mexicana a, mexico know, mexico no, mexico now.

Words that sound like mexicano:
mexicano, mexicana, mexicanos, mexicans, mexican, mexicali, mexiko, mexico, mexican tea, meschino, lexicon, lexicons, lexikon, hexagon, meccano, mexique.