placas

[plah-kuh z; Spanish plah-kahs]

plural noun, singular pla·ca

[plah-kuh; Spanish plah-kah] /ˈplɑ kə; Spanish ˈplɑ kɑ/.

(especially in the southwestern U.S.) graffiti, as of initials or slogans, spray-painted on an outdoor wall, especially in the lettering style and colors identified with an individual or a street gang.

Origin of placas

< American Spanish; Spanish: plural of placa plate, tablet, slab < French plaque plaque