Synonyms:
Mexican
Meaning: of or relating to Mexico or its inhabitants; "Mexican food is hot"
noun
meaning of the word
Synonyms:
Mexican
Meaning: a native or inhabitant of Mexico
Usage examples
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN AND MEXICAN COLONIES.
All day she sat in the kitchen and worked buttonholes, subsisting on bread and water and Mexican Tea.
The Kid looked keenly into the shadows up and down the arroyo and toward the dim lights of the Mexican village.
At the close of the Mexican War, our Government permitted Lieutenant Lynch to take ten seamen and two small boats and make this exploration.
It contained, when afloat, the captain and his wife, Mr. Wyatt and party, a Mexican officer, wife, four children, and myself, with a negro valet.
It was not until 1914 that he was recalled from the Philippines, and then very shortly was sent across the Mexican border in the pursuit of Villa.
In the latter part of April, Cowboy Charlie Wall had four Mexicans helping him irrigate an alfalfa field, above the Mexican village of Tularosa, on Tularosa river.
The trappers comprehended instantly that the warriors had been to the Mexican settlements in Sonora on a thieving expedition, and that the horses had changed hands with only one party to the bargain.
With swift and clinching succession came the melodramatic Mexican War, and February, 1848, saw another vast territory south of Oregon and west of the Rocky Mountains added by treaty to the United States.
At Izamal, in Yucatan, says Mr Stansbury Hagar, is a group of ruins perched, after the Mexican and Central-American plan, on the summits of pyramidal mounds which mark the site of an ancient theogonic center of the Mayas.