guac
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of guac
First recorded in 1980–85; by shortening
Example Sentences
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You gotta get the chips and guac.
From Los Angeles Times
Immigrants from Venezuela, the family had made a new start in a country that Guac helped them feel was their home.
From Los Angeles Times
The last picture, and the one that remains staring at us throughout the performance, is of Guac.
From Los Angeles Times
The words “I wish I was here” are added to Guac’s T-shirt, and it’s a sentiment we all devoutly, agonizingly share as Oliver brings his wife, Patricia, onto a stage that has urgently become an extension of our national reality.
From Los Angeles Times
“Guac” is a potent example of what can be done in the wake of a tragedy that can no longer be described as unthinkable.
From Los Angeles Times
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