cam·pe·si·no

[kahm-pe-see-naw; English kam-puh-see-noh]
noun, plural cam·pe·si·nos [kahm-pe-see-naws; English kam-puh-see-nohz] . Spanish.
(in Latin America) a peasant or farmer.
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