gordita

American  

[gawr-dee-tuh] / gɔrˈdi tə /

noun

1. Mexican Cooking. a small, thick disk of deep-fried or baked masa dough, usually stuffed with pork rind stew or other savory fillings.

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Example Sentences

We’re in the early ’70s, so Gordita inevitably suggests a kind of Fat City too, ripe for the plundering of rapacious real estate combines.

From Los Angeles Times

The company also dumped an upbeat HBO Max comedy series with a Latino cast, “Gordita Chronicles”, after only about a month on TV.

From Los Angeles Times

“We can’t just let shows disappear, especially shows that depict immigration and Latinx families in a positive light,” said “Gordita Chronicles” showrunner Brigitte Muñoz-Liebowitz.

From Seattle Times

In a statement, HBO Max said cancelling “Gordita Chronicles” was a “very difficult decision” it made as part of a shift away from family entertainment.

From Seattle Times

In December, Riva was floored when she found out that “Gordita Chronicles,” her recently canceled family comedy, would be removed from HBO Max’s vast streaming library — one of dozens of shows that HBO last year effectively wiped from existence for U.S. viewers.

From Seattle Times