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䲹ó
[ kuh-loh; Spanish kah-law ]
noun
- a variety of Spanish influenced by Mexican underworld argot with a large admixture of English words, spoken especially by Mexican Americans in cities of the southwestern United States.
- a language spoken by the Spanish and Portuguese Roma.
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of 䲹ó1
First recorded in 1840–45 䲹ó fordef 2, and in 1945–50 䲹ó fordef 1; from Spanish, from Romani
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Example Sentences
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Calo: We wanted it to sound like when you’re in a room with way too many people who’ve known each other for way too long and are probably drinking way too much.
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Calo: It’s usually the matriarchs doing all the work to make these Christmases nice for their families, and it’s just f— miserable.
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Calo: There’s no level of appreciation that would make it work for Donna.
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Calo: Donna has forced Natalie for her whole life into the place of making it OK and then resenting her for making it OK.
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Calo: You gotta sort out all this parent s— before you get into a relationship.
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