Peso

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A silver coin that was formerly used in Spain and Spanish America; a piece of eight. noun

The Spanish dollar. See dollar, 1. Also called duro. noun

A silver siege-piece struck for Girone in Spain, in 1808, during the Peninsular war. noun

A Spanish dollar; also, an Argentine, Chilian, Colombian, etc., coin, equal to from 75 cents to a dollar; also, a pound weight. noun

Former unit of currency in Spain a Spain's colonies worth 8 reales; Spanish dollar. noun

Former unit of currency in Argentina worth 1/100 austral. noun

A coin equal to a Spanish dollar. noun

Name of the currency of various countries: Argentina, Chile, Mexico and Philippines. noun

A coin or note worth one peso. noun

The basic unit of money in the Philippines; equal to 100 centavos noun

The basic unit of money in Colombia; equal to 100 centavos noun

The basic unit of money in Uruguay; equal to 100 centesimos noun

The basic unit of money in Mexico; equal to 100 centavos noun

The basic unit of money in Guinea-Bissau; equal to 100 centavos noun

The basic unit of money in Chile; equal to 100 centesimos noun

The basic unit of money in the Dominican Republic; equal to 100 centavos noun

The basic unit of money in Cuba; equal to 100 centavos noun

A former unit of currency in Spain and Spain's colonies, worth 8 reales; the Spanish dollar.

The currency of various countries, including but not limited to Argentina, Chile, Mexico and the Philippines.

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When a girl is between a dime and a nickel, around an 8 but fluctuates depending on your level of drunkenness. Comes from the fact that the exchange rate between pesos to USD is about 8. Urban Dictionary

When most of the world hears pesos, they think Mexico, however the peso is traded in several other countries in Latin-America, in fact, some hispanics use the word pesos for the dollar in the United States, another sign of their silent conquest. Urban Dictionary

A real ass nigga Urban Dictionary

A hispanic woman vagina. Urban Dictionary

Mexico's shitty currency thats roughly worth a tenth of the US dollar. Urban Dictionary

Someone with great wealth and who attracts numerous women with said wealth, derived from the word 'peso' (Mexican currency) and 'grande' (Spanish for big and/or great). Urban Dictionary

Slang for the Canadian dollar during the nineties when it was substantially devalued relative to the American dollar. The Mexican peso was also substantially reduced in value during this time, hence the connection. The phrase is less commonly heard in recent times, as the Canadian and American currencies have been nearly at par. Urban Dictionary

The 'Murican dollar Urban Dictionary

A dive bar located in Lakspur, CA. The greatest bar in Marin County or the country for that matter. Filled with alcoholics in the morning, blue collar stiffs in the afternoon, and young Marinites in the evenings. An old piano sitting in the corner hasn't been tuned since Janis Joplin last played it. A great hookup bar. Tip or GTFO! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to peso:
peso.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word peso:
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Words that rhyme with peso:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe peso:
mexican, argentine, new, chilean, cuban, philippine, colombian, single, spanish, last, strong, worth, old, dominican, convertible, half, weak, extra, nearest, bolivian, equal, additional, stable, argentinian, argentinean, ver, uruguayan, weaker, undervalued, overvalued, rican, valued, paraguayan, chilian, cheaper, theoretical, standard, stronger, japanese, million, inflated, gold, honduran, cheap, latinian, almighty, inconvertible, prodigal, battered, honest, depressed, depreciated, dishonest, nicaraguan, plugged, fluctuating, mythical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective peso:
bill, note, notes, bills, coin, fine, coins, loan, piece, fee, rate, reward, pieces, debt, market, tax, increase, salary, dollar, devaluation, prize, allowance, budget, crisis, subsidy, price, charge, deposits, bond, fare, mark, range, raise, dowry, problem, investment, stamp, tip, fund, parity, encomienda, contribution, bet, denominations, mortgage, grant, bonus, donation, profit, screen, ticket, shares, stipend, candle, pension, denomination, bomb, swaps, deficit, check, bribe, wage, item, benefit, tips, broadside, minimum, pair, issue, card, church, turkey, regua, surplus, gift, indemnity, denominated, banknote, fines, banknotes, estate, cars, draft, project, ransom, retainer.

Consonant match to peso:
pursue, pussy, posse, passe, pc, percy, pacer, purser, paisa, pisa, pursy, paso, passer, pissy, passy, passee, pisco, pascha, pacey, persea, pesah, pisser, poaceae, posa, piecer, paspy, pisci, pisci-, p c, poyser, pa c, passow, p say, p see, p si, p so, pa sa, pa say, pa see, pa si, pa so, pace a, pace e, pace he, pace her, pace so, pass a, pass c, pass he, pass her, pass hi, pass high, pass i, pass so, pass who, passey, paw so, pay c, pay see, pay si, pay sir, pay so, peace a, peace he, peace her, peace how, peace o, peace saw, peace see, peace so, pee so, peiser, per-se, per c, per see, per si, per sir, per so, pi c, pi si, piece a, piece c, piece e, piece he, piece her, piece o, piece see, piece so, pisa a, piss a, piss her, poe so, pos i, poss i, pousse a, pur si, purse a, purse he, purse her, purse so.

Words that sound like peso:
peso, paso, pacey, paisa, piso, puso, passo, poso, posso, passow, pussy, pace, paste, posse, pc, pesos, pisa, passe, pissy, paced, pase, pasa, possie, passy, peo, pussi, pissa, pacy, passa, posa, possi, posee, posi, pizzo, passi, pesa, passee, pesi, pozo, pci, pasi, pacem, paraiso, puzo, pazzo, pese, pusi, pozzo, paiste, p c, pesah, paske, pasay, pasu, pazo, passau, pisi, pezzo, pisay, passu, possa, peyo, pisu, basi, beso, basso, boso, besso, basey, bosso, baso, biso, bisso, baisa, pacing, paces, pacer, paco, paino, pais, paseo, pasco, paise, pases, pascoe, pasch, pacho, p.o, pasg, paiz, p o, paese, paio, p.o.w, pasic, palso, pace out, paho, paresseux, pasc.