beaner n.3
1. a Mexican.
![]() | Current Sl. IV:3-4 (1970). | |
![]() | (con. c.1970) Short Timers (1985) 57: Hey, bro, the Crotch don’t send beaners into the field. We’re too tough. | |
![]() | Runnin’ Down Some Lines 55: Most of the pejoratives characterized Chicanos in terms of the foods associated with them [...] bean, beaner. | |
![]() | Secrets of Harry Bright (1986) 233: I ain’t a kike or a beaner or a nigger. | |
![]() | Lucky You 166: It’s fine and dandy for him to roust a couple beaners for eight lousy bucks. | |
![]() | Skinny Dip 189: He’d damn near crippled a couple of sorry beaners just for lookin’ at him. | |
![]() | Generation Kill ep. 1 [TV script] Beaners ’re crackin’ on your people too. | ‘Get Some’|
![]() | Border [ebook] And if a bunch of white trash, beaners and niggers killed one another, it was no loss, was it? | |
![]() | Widespread Panic 90: Harry sprung three badass beaners from the [...] drunk tank. |
2. a Cuban or other Latin-American.
![]() | Amer. Tabloid 183: Commies dug capitalisto-style gambling [...] The clientele was 100% beaner. | |
![]() | Burn Zone 76: It wasn’t so bad with just Cubans, but now it seemed like every form of beaner had taken up residence in the Sunshine State. |