nacho

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    a tortilla chip topped with cheese and chili-pepper and broiled

Word Origin

nacho (n.)
according to "The Dallas Morning News" [Oct. 22, 1995] and other sources, named for restaurant cook Ignacio Anaya, who invented the dish in the Mexican border town of Piedras Negras in 1943.

Example

1. The meeting with nacho must have been the encounter of her life , the clash of two complementary tastes , bodies and souls .
2. Mexican security forces shot dead ignacio " nacho " coronel , a top lieutenant in the sinaloa drugtrafficking organisation .
3. And somewhat later on that same morning she said with a quiet smile that her carpenter , nacho , was the sexiest man she 'd ever known .
4. At about the same time sandra recalled gudrun 's indiscretions one day at the swimming pool - now three years back , apparently just as her relationship with nacho was about to be consumed .
5. If workers like nacho couldn 't have cell phones and interactive tv , they jumped with envious enthusiasm at every new concept and idea .

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