Mexican't
Mexican't noun: an incompetent or inadequate Mexican.
Noun
Mexican't (plural Mexican'ts)
- An incompetent or inadequate Mexican.
- I came across a George Lopez special and the first thing out of his mouth was, "We are MexiCANS, not MexiCAN'TS."Leonard Michael Rubino, Success & Happiness One Day at a Time (page 86)
- I'm still not really Mexican. I'm more a Mexican't than a Mexican.2022, Tom Do, Karen Rowan, Racing Translingualism in Composition (page 59)
Forms of Mexican't
| plural | Mexican'ts |
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Origin of Mexican't
Blend of Mexican + can't, punning on can't as the opposite of can.
Questions about Mexican't
- What does Mexican't mean?
- Mexican't means an incompetent or inadequate Mexican.
- What part of speech is Mexican't?
- Mexican't is a noun.
- What is the plural of Mexican't?
- The plural of Mexican't is Mexican'ts.
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