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Tacos A Mexican dish consisting of a tortilla filled with various ingredients such as meat, cheese, beans, and salsa. They can be rolled or folded.  ■ "I had so many tacos last night that I'm still burping them out this morning!


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preference A strong liking or dislike for something, often based on personal taste or preference.  ■ After trying both pizza and tacos, Sarah decided that she had a strong preference for pizza over tacos because of its cheesy goodness.

senora An elderly Mexican woman with an unhealthy obsession with tacos.  ■ "I asked the senora if she wanted to try some new food, and she replied, 'No thanks, I'm good with my usual tacos.'

Wherever A magical place where all your wishes come true, and you can eat as many tacos as you want without getting fat.  ■ "I'll go wherever there are unlimited margaritas and free tacos."

accomplishing To do something so well that it makes you feel like a total boss.  ■ "I accomplished my goal of eating 10 tacos in one sitting. I am now known as the 'Taco King'."

Assorted A collection of things that are dissimilar or diverse in nature.  ■ "The chef prepared an assortment of dishes for the party, including pizza, tacos, and sushi."

Balanced Not only is this person well-adjusted, but they're also evenly split between two sides.  ■ After years of practicing yoga, John finally found a balanced lifestyle that included both binge-watching TV and eating copious amounts of tacos.

barrio A neighborhood full of Mexicans, and where all the tacos taste like garbage.  ■ "I never thought I'd find a good meal in this barrio. Guess I should stick to eating burritos."

biggie A person or thing that is extremely large, especially in comparison to others.  ■ "I can't believe how big my belly got after eating all those tacos. I feel like a biggie now!"

choose To select one option from a set of options, often with a sense of hesitation or indecision.  ■ "I can't choose between pizza and tacos - they both look so good!"

Compete To engage in a contest or game with another person or group, typically in order to win or gain an advantage.  ■ John and Sarah are competing to see who can eat the most tacos in one hour.

conceivable Something that you can imagine or believe to be true.  ■ "I can't believe it's actually possible to eat 100 tacos in one sitting."

Contesting The act of vigorously and persistently disagreeing with someone or something.  ■ John was contesting the idea that pizza is better than tacos, and he even started a heated argument on social media about it.

Coyotes A group of mischievous animals with a love for causing trouble and eating tacos.  ■ "The coyotes snuck into the taco truck and stole all the nachos! They're such a bunch of hooligans."

dared A feeling of being brave enough to try something that you might not normally feel confident in doing.  ■ I dared myself to eat 100 tacos in one sitting, and I actually did it!

dude A term of address used to refer to a young man who is laid-back, easygoing, and unconcerned with the formalities of language and social convention.  ■ "What's up, dude? Wanna grab some tacos?"

either A word used to indicate that two choices are available, and the speaker or writer does not care which one is chosen.  ■ "Do you want pizza or tacos? Either/or."

enjoy To experience pleasure, happiness, or satisfaction from something.  ■ John enjoyed the spicy tacos so much that he had to wipe sweat from his forehead.

ethnic A group of people with a common culture, language, or ancestry.  ■I'm really into cooking ethnic foods like sushi and tacos.

Guaranteeing To make a promise that something will be true or happen, even if it's not true or won't happen.  ■ "I guarantee that I will eat 100 tacos in one sitting!

intestinal Of, relating to, or situated in the intestines.  ■ After eating too many tacos, John's intestinal fortitude was put to the ultimate test when he had to endure a painful bout of diarrhea for several hours.

Opinions A collection of someone's beliefs or views about a particular subject or issue.  ■ "I don't care what your opinions are, I'm still going to eat all the tacos."

pain A feeling of discomfort or suffering caused by an injury, illness, or other physical harm.  ■ "I got a pain in my head after eating too many spicy tacos."

propping To act as a support or prop for something or someone, usually in a humorous way.  ■ "I was propping up my friend when he collapsed on the floor after eating too many tacos."

Referendum A vote on a particular issue or question. But also a way to avoid making decisions.  ■ "I'm sorry, but I can't decide whether to eat pizza or tacos. Can you help me with this referendum?"

Soul The life force or vitality of a person, animal, or thing. The part of us that is most deeply human and spiritual.  ■ "I don't know what happened to my soul after I ate all those tacos."

Spew A loud, forceful expulsion of a liquid or semi-solid substance from the mouth.  ■ After finishing the spicy tacos, John had to spew out his mouth multiple times due to the heat.

swordfish A type of fish that's so large and powerful, it could easily cut through a man.  ■ "I had to be careful when eating my swordfish tacos - I didn't want to accidentally slice off a piece of myself!"

tet An acronym for "Time to Eat Tacos."  ■ "It's 5 o'clock, what do you want to do? How about we go home and say 'Tet'?"

wobble To sway or waver unsteadily, often with uncertainty or indecision.  ■ "I couldn't decide whether to eat pizza or tacos, so I ended up wobbling between both choices."

dump 1. To suddenly and violently throw or dispose of something, often in a careless manner., 2. A place where waste is disposed of, typically in the form of garbage, sewage, or other unpleasant substances.  ■ "I accidentally dumped my entire box of chocolates in the trash! What a dumpster fire that was.", "After a long day of work, I headed straight to the dump to dispose of all my leftover tacos."

flashback A sudden, vivid recollection of a past event or experience that was not necessarily pleasant.  ■ After eating the spicy tacos at the food truck festival, Sarah had a flashback of her childhood summers spent in the backyard with her grandparents.

genome The complete set of genetic information that determines an organism's physical and biological traits. It is the blueprint for all living things.  ■ "I don't know what my genome is saying, but I'm pretty sure it's telling me to eat more tacos."

guacamole A delicious dip made from mashed avocado, lime juice, and spices. It is often served with tortilla chips or as a topping for tacos.  ■ "I can't get enough of guacamole! It's the perfect snack to have with my favorite chips."

Organization An extremely chaotic and disorganized group of people who are constantly bickering and fighting over trivial matters.  ■ "I can't believe the members of this organization are still arguing over whether to order pizza or tacos for lunch. It's clear that they have no sense of organization whatsoever."

Rue A feeling of deep regret and sadness for something done or not done.  ■ John realized too late that he should have rued his decision to eat all those tacos. Now he is suffering from a terrible case of food poisoning.

spasm A sudden, violent contraction of muscles, often accompanied by an unpleasant sensation.  ■ After eating the spicy tacos, John's face had a terrible spasm that made him look like a madman., An act of sudden and intense emotion, often causing one to behave in an uncharacteristic way.  ■ When he found out his favorite band was coming to town, Mike had a spasm of excitement that caused him to start doing karate moves in the living room.

spasms A sudden, involuntary contraction of muscles or organs, often accompanied by a painful or uncomfortable sensation.  ■ "After eating too many spicy tacos, John's stomach muscles began to spasm, causing him to make a funny face and roll around on the ground."

Telepathically The ability to communicate with someone or something without using words, by sending and receiving thoughts directly.  ■ "I'm going to telepathically convey my love for tacos to you, but it may take a few minutes for you to pick up on my vibes."

Unlimited Something that has no bounds or limits, such as a never-ending supply of food or an uncontrollable desire for attention.  ■ "I had an unlimited amount of tacos at the party last night. I swear, I could have eaten them all day!"