Crossword clues for tacos
tacos
- Pico de gallo holders
- Mexican restaurant staples
- Mexican restaurant offerings
- Mexican menu items
- Mexicali munchies
- Folded tortilla treats
- Folded fiesta fare
- Folded entrees
- Crunchy Tex-Mex shells
- Crunchy Tex-Mex food
- Crunchy fast food
- Burritos' kin
- What someone might make a stand for?
- Tuesday fare?
- Tuesday dish?
- Truck treats
- Tortillas that are filled
- Tijuana restaurant staples
- They're sometimes hard to eat
- They might be topped with cotija
- Their shells are edible
- Tex-Mex meal
- Stuffed fare
- Southwestern sandwiches
- Some Qdoba orders
- Some Mexican munchies
- Some food truck snacks
- Some food truck fare
- Snacks in tortilla shells
- Snacks in a shell
- Shells that may hold fish
- Shelled snacks
- Shell station fill-ups?
- Shell fish entrees?
- Section of the Chipotle menu
- Salsa-topped munchies
- Qdoba treats
- Qdoba snacks
- Qdoba menu items
- Qdoba items
- Old El Paso products
- Mexican meals
- Mexican meal items
- Mexican food truck orders
- Mexican food shells
- Mexican food items that can be al pastor
- Matamoros munchies
- Hard or soft things in Mexican cuisine
- Handheld munchies
- Gordita alternatives
- Fronton fare
- Foods with shells
- Food that's filled and folded
- Food sold by Mama Fina's in "Gentefied"
- Food in shells
- Folded-shell Tex-Mex snacks
- Folded-over munchies
- Folded Mexican snacks
- Folded Mexican munchies
- Folded meals
- Flautas' relatives
- Filled, folded food
- Fast food sold at a chain founded by Glen Bell
- Eating record #3 (48 soft ones)
- Crunchy treats filled with fish, chicken, or beef
- Crunchy Tex-Mex treats
- Crunchy sandwiches, sometimes
- Crunchy munchies
- Crunchy Mexican treats
- Crunchy Mexican dishes
- Common food truck fare
- Choices at Chipotle Mexican Grill
- Chipotle Mexican Grill choices
- Chipotle choices
- Chihuahua treat
- Cheeseburger alternatives
- Cantina comestibles
- ___ al pastor (Mexican dish)
- Shell food
- Snacks in Santa Rosalia
- Guadalajara lunch
- They have edible shells
- They may have soft shells
- Chihuahua bites
- Snacks in shells
- Dishes often containing cheese
- Fiesta fare
- Folded food items
- Tijuana lunches
- Hand-held entrees
- Sonora snacks
- Mexican restaurant orders
- Glen Bell's fast food
- They may crunch when you bite into them
- Tex-Mex sandwiches
- Sandwiches that may have sour cream and salsa
- Dishes eaten with the hands
- Snacks with shells
- Tex-Mex fare with shells
- Some are soft-shell
- Some orders at Chipotle
- Food items that can be messy to eat
- Not previously seen
- Food items that may be sold in stands
- Food items often served with 76-Down
- Fiesta food
- Mexican dishes
- Mexican fare
- Tijuana treats
- Mexican food truck snacks
- Mexican sandwiches
- Folded foods
- Sonoran snacks
- They come in shells
- Shell food?
- South-of-the-border orders
- Mexican snacks in shells
- Sonoran sandwiches
- Tortilla treats
- Cantina fare
- Cantina fast food
- Snacks in Tijuana
- Guadalajara dish
- Mexican edibles
- Fast-food items
- Snacks in Sonora
- Mexican snack items
- Fare from Mexico via America included in high cost
- Drunk heading back round a Cafe's front for food
- Fast-food order
- Folded fare
- Cantina orders
- Tex-Mex treats
- Mexican munchies
- Food truck fare
- Mexican fast food
- Tex-Mex snacks
- Cantina snacks
- Alternative to burritos
- Monterrey lunch items
- Mexican treats
- Folded-over snacks
- Filled tortillas
- Tex-Mex tidbits
- Shells from stands
- Mexican entrees
- Folded snacks
- Crunchy tortilla treats
- Chihuahua food
- Chihuahua fare
- Burger alternatives
- Tostada relatives
- Stuffed tortillas
- Stuffed shells
- Some Value Menu dishes
- Some Mexican restaurant orders
- Salsa-topped treats
Wiktionary
tacos
n. (plural of taco English)
Usage examples of "tacos".
A row of silent matrons offered tacos and hamburgers and rice balls, with mescal and beer and tea.
Then a tureen of albondigas soup, and afterward tortillas, tacos, a decent turkey mole.
Halperin, who had not eaten, was suddenly captured by the aroma from a stand across the way where an old woman was grilling tacos on a brazier and a tin griddle.
San Francisco -- some dingbat who ate one too many tacos and decided he was really Emiliano Zapata.