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Definition of nacho
nachos
: a tortilla chip topped with melted cheese and often additional savory toppings (such as hot peppers or refried beans)
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Pink Pony serves up some great bar grub including sandwiches and some great appetizer items but may most famous for its loaded nacho plate.
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Go swimming, eat tater-tot nachos and catch a home-run ball where South Beach meets Little Havana.
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A 16-year-old boy from Walnut Grove has been hospitalized since April 25 after eating nacho-cheese sauce from the gas station, said Laura Uslan, the principal of his high school.
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Apps include veggie tray, pickle chips, nachos, fries and pretzel.
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A 16-year-old boy from Walnut Grove has been hospitalized since April 25 after eating nacho-cheese sauce from the gas station, said Laura Uslan, the principal of his high school.
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A lineup of local cover bands will jam throughout the day, while all-day food and drink deals include $5 Leinenkugel Grapefruit Shandy drafts and $6.50 supreme nachos.
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A 16-year-old boy from Walnut Grove has been hospitalized since April 25 after eating nacho-cheese sauce from the gas station, said Laura Uslan, the principal of his high school.
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Both sides have suffered painful losses: the closure of Carnitas Michoacan #3, a 33-year-old eatery beloved for its nachos, the shuttering of PSSST, one of the Anderson Street galleries.
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Origin and Etymology of nacho
American Spanish, perhaps from Spanish nacho flat-nosed
NACHO Defined for Kids
nacho
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noun
na·cho
\ˈnä-chō\
Definition of nacho for Students
nachos
: a tortilla chip topped with melted cheese and often additional toppings
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