mucho adj.
(orig. US) a lot of, many.
Amer. Thes. Sl. | ||
Grenville News (SC) 2 Jan. 19/1: The Big Blizz cost mucho loot. | ||
(con. 1950) Band of Brothers 101: I got mucho troubles of my own. | ||
letter 8 June in Charters II (1999) 341: Have mucho hot coffee, cup after cup. | ||
Ghetto Sketches 56: Mucho thanks, good brother. | ||
(con. 1982–6) Cocaine Kids (1990) 60: I snatched mucho beads that night. | ||
Iced 70: It’s like a gangster with an Uzi. You’ve got mucho juice. | ||
Stump 59: The safe in there’ll be fuckin chocka. Muchos swag. | ||
Viva La Madness 143: He’s dropping the girl running the VIP [...] mucho casho to sort him out a booth. |