burrito
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1940–45; < Mexican Spanish (Guerrero): stuffed taco, Spanish: young donkey, foal, equivalent to burr(o) burro + -ito diminutive suffix
1940–45; < Mexican Spanish (Guerrero): stuffed taco, Spanish: young donkey, foal, equivalent to burr(o) burro + -ito diminutive suffix
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| —n , pl -tos | |
| Mexican cookery a tortilla folded over a filling of minced beef, chicken, cheese, or beans | |
| [C20: from Mexican Spanish, from Spanish: literally, a young donkey] | |
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Burrito
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