Dominicano
Dominicano adjective: synonym of Dominican Republican.
Adjective
Dominicano (not comparable)
- Synonym of Dominican Republican.
- My best friend, who was born to a Haitian mother and a Dominicano father, and I had spent much of the previous night covered in mud and paint, which was thrown and rubbed onto our bodies by revelers on their way to the pre-Carnival J'Ouvert festivities.2020 January 14, Adanna Kai Jones, “Winin’ through the Violence”, in Susan Manning, Janice Ross, Rebecca Schneider, editors, Futures of Dance Studies, University of Wisconsin Pres, →ISBN, page 175
- Synonyms:
- Dominican Republican
Noun
Dominicano (plural Dominicanos)
- Synonym of Dominican Republican.
- The bar was right next to the desk, and a Dominicano sipping a beer there leaned over to me and said, “Is okay man. No ripoff.”1982, Bill Robinson, South to the Caribbean: How to Carry Out the Dream of Sailing Your Own Boat to the Caribbean, Norton, →ISBN, page 134
- I used to cop in Harlem, hola, my Dominicanos / Right there up on Broadway, brought me back to that McDonald's2009, “Empire State of Mind”, in The Blueprint 3, performed by Jay-Z ft. Alicia Keys
- Synonyms:
- Dominican Republican
Synonyms of Dominicano
Forms of Dominicano
| plural | Dominicanos |
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Origin of Dominicano
Borrowed from Spanish dominicano.
Questions about Dominicano
- What does Dominicano mean?
- Dominicano means synonym of Dominican Republican.
- What part of speech is Dominicano?
- Dominicano can be an adjective or a noun.
Words near Dominicano in the dictionary
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