derecho n.— «If genuine tornadoes were not developed there were violent squalls or the peculiar storm styled by Prof. Hinrichs the “derecho,” or straight-blow.» —“Predictions of Tornadoes” Chicago Daily...
derecho n.— «On the evening of July 8, cool air made heavy by rain crashed earthward at tremendous speed in central Nebraska, said Pollack, the weather service meteorologist. The descending air touched off a weather phenomenon known as a...
derecho n.— «Tuesday night’s storm was called a “derecho,” the Spanish word for huge wind event, according to Benjamin Schott, meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Louisville. The winds ranged between 60 to 80...
Susmaryosep n.— «There are times when she is very funny because she even translates Filipino terms like “Susmaryosep”. » —“From Acceptable to Exceeds Expectations” by Paulemeric To Live Without...
naco adj. common, ordinary, plebeian, unfashionable, vulgar. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
naco adj.— «Esto es muy triste, pues revela un complejo de inferioridad social. La mayoria de los latinoamericanos somos mestizos, pero preferimos a la gente con apariencia sajona. Acaso el desagradable termino peyorativo...