Latrino
Latrino noun: a Latino.
Noun
Latrino (plural Latrinos)
- A Latino.
- Taking jobs, harrassing^([sic]) white women, behaving like savages. That's the
Latrino way. Even as bad as things are in NYC, the Latrinos are making
it worse.2001 December 21, Scott, “Illegal Latrino Savages Degrade NYC”, in alt.politics.immigration (Usenet) - And you latrinos wonder why every one if your "countries" are nasty ass
fucked up turd world shitholes.2008 November 30, GeekBoy, “Toys R Us Awards Latrinos Darwin Awards”, in alt.usage.spanish (Usenet)
- Taking jobs, harrassing^([sic]) white women, behaving like savages. That's the
Forms of Latrino
| plural | Latrinos |
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Origin of Latrino
Blend of Latino + latrine.
Questions about Latrino
- What does Latrino mean?
- Latrino means a Latino.
- What part of speech is Latrino?
- Latrino is a noun.
- What is the plural of Latrino?
- The plural of Latrino is Latrinos.
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