taco

peg (a short

3,001–5,000 #3,395

Also a form of

Meanings

noun, masculine

  1. peg (a short, thick piece of wood, metal, or other material)
  2. dowel (a longer piece of wood, plastic, or other material)
  3. Bolivia, Peru, colloquial billiards
  4. Ecuador, Venezuela, slang billiards player
  5. Peru, colloquial pool hall
  6. Rioplatense polo-stick; mallet
  7. stopper, plug, wad (small bundle of material made to cover, stop, or fill a hole)
  8. Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico heel (of a shoe)
  9. Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador cleats
  10. Colombia, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico shoe
  11. Chile traffic jam
  12. Spain curse word, swear word
  13. Spain, colloquial a load, a lot
  14. Spain, colloquial, in plural years of age

noun, masculine

  1. Bolivia, Central America, Mexico taco

In sentences

Empezó a soltar tacos. He started swearing. #2258464

Decir tacos alivia el dolor. Swearing makes you feel relieved. #1329844

¡Están lloviendo tacos del cielo! It's raining tacos from out of the sky! #11669543

El bus llegó tarde debido al taco. The bus was late because of the traffic jam. #6627367

Le gusta comer cosas como los tacos y la pizza. He likes such foods as tacos and pizza. #967058

A ver esos tacos. Watch your language. #4557806

Hay un taco en la autopista. There is a traffic jam on the highway. #1372260