mucho adv.
(orig. US) exceedingly.
(con. 1943) Big War 83: I like it here. But mucho mucho. I always have. | ||
Proud Highway (1997) 207: Thanks mucho – or much thanks. | letter 26 Jan. in||
S.R.O. (1998) 214: ‘I’m sick. Mucho sick’. | ||
Trainspotting 64: The trainee manager who welcomed us wis a mucho spotty punter in a sharp suit. | ||
(con. 1964–8) Cold Six Thousand 201: It [i.e. a limousine] cut west. It stopped mucho quick. |