Tex-Mex
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Tex-Mex
(tĕks′mĕks′)adj.
Of or characterized by a blend of Mexican and southwest US cultural elements: Tex-Mex music; Tex-Mex food.
[Tex(as) + Mex(ican).]
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Tex-Mex
(ˈtɛksˌmɛks)adj
(Cookery) of, relating to, or denoting the Texan version of something Mexican, such as music, food, or language
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Tex-Mex
(ˈtɛksˈmɛks)adj.
of or denoting aspects of Texan or southwestern U.S. culture originating with or influenced by Mexicans or Mexican-Americans: Tex-Mex cooking.
[1945–50]
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Tex-Mex
[ˈtɛksmɛks] adj (US) → tex-mex invCollins English/French Electronic Resource. © HarperCollins Publishers 2005