Crossword clues for taco
taco
- Fried-and-filled tortilla
- Food-truck specialty
- Food with filling
- Food with a shell
- Food served in its own shell
- Food served in a folded shell
- Food in a hard or soft shell
- Food associated with Tuesdays
- Folded Tex-Mex food
- Folded Mexican fare
- Folded fiesta fare
- Folded and filled food
- Fish-filled fare, frequently
- Filling food?
- Filled fast food
- Fast-food item
- Fare in a shell
- Enchilada kin
- Dinner Bell?
- Crunchy Tijuana treat
- Crunchy Tex-Mex munchie
- Crunchy Tex-Mex food
- Crunchy munchy
- Crunchy cantina fare
- Chipotle order
- Chipotle Mexican Grill order
- Chipotle Mexican Grill offering
- Chipotle menu item
- Chihuahua snack
- Chalupa kin
- Carne asada holder
- Cantina platter item
- Burrito's cousin
- Bell or truck preceder
- Bell or shell start
- Bell of fast food
- "Puttin' on the Ritz" one-hitter
- Word with Bell or shell
- Word before sauce or truck
- Word before "sauce" or "salad"
- Word before "bar" or "Tuesday"
- Tuesday treat?
- Tuesday special, in many eateries
- Treat full of meat
- Treat from a truck, maybe
- Tostada kin
- Tostada alternative
- Tortilla that's usually filled with meat and cheese
- Time or Bell preceder
- Tijuana nosh
- Texan breakfast item
- Tex-Mex menu pick
- Tex-Mex food with a shell
- Tex-Mex food truck item
- Tex-Mex finger food
- Tex-Mex favorite
- Tex-Mex choice
- Tex-Mex bite
- Tampico lunch, perhaps
- Stuffed shell?
- Stand snack
- Stand food
- Spanish word for "wadding"
- Sort of a wrap
- Sonoran nosh
- Something served in a shell
- Soft-shelled food, perhaps
- Soft-shell ___ (Mexican restaurant menu item)
- Soft shell grab?
- Snack with salsa
- Snack with a Tecate
- Snack with a hard or soft shell
- Snack with a corn-based shell
- Snack that can be soft or crunchy
- Snack in a tortilla
- Shelled item
- Shell with fish, perhaps
- Shell that can be crunchy or soft
- Shell or Bell preceder
- Secret of Glen Bell's success
- Saltillo snack
- Salsa-topped munchie
- Qdoba Mexican Eats offering
- Post-siesta food
- Part of a Chipotle order
- Order by the border
- Order at Chipotle
- Order across the border
- One might contain pico de gallo
- One might be topped with sour cream and guacamole
- One might be topped with queso blanco
- One might be filled with shrimp
- One might be filled with carnitas
- One may contain pico de gallo
- On The Border restaurant offering
- On the Border order
- Oaxaca snack
- Nogales nibble
- Munchie in Mexico
- Monterrey munchie
- Michoacán munchie
- Mexican tasty
- Mexican snack with a shell
- Mexican restaurant choice
- Mexican nosh
- Mexican lunch food
- Mexican food truck order
- Mexican food that might be featured on Tuesdays
- Mexican food order, sometimes
- Mexican food favourite
- Mexican folded food
- Mexican edible
- Mexican dish of rolled tortilla with filling
- Mexican delicacy
- Menu item at a Mexican restaurant
- Medianoche snack
- Meat-filled snack
- Lunch in a shell
- Literally, "wadding"
- Jose's fast food
- Its shell may be hard or soft
- Its filled and folded
- Item on a Mexican menu
- It might be topped with guacamole
- It might be filled with nopales
- It may contain carne asada
- It may come with salsa verde
- Hard- or soft-shelled snack
- Hard or soft menu item
- Gordita kin
- Fried, folded, and filled fare
- Fried-and-folded food
- Fried tortilla filled with stuff
- Food-truck fare
- Food you might eat on a Tuesday
- Food with a fold
- Food truck favorite
- Food that's similar to a chalupa
- Food that's an anagram of a winter garment
- Food that might have a hard or soft shell
- Food that might be made with frybread
- Food that may be served al pastor
- Food that folds
- Food that can have a hard or soft shell
- Food sometimes served "al pastor"
- Food "Satan Gave" to Beck?
- Folded, crunchy Mexican food
- Folded Tex-Mex treat
- Folded nosh
- Folded food in a tortilla shell
- Folded finger food
- Folded dinner
- Fish-filled shell, maybe
- Filled, fried tortilla
- Filled-and-folded tortilla
- Filled shell for dinner
- Filled rolled tortilla
- Fiesta snack
- Fast food chain with gorditas
- Fare that needs to be assembled
- Enchilada's relative
- Early Doritos flavor
- Dish with a soft or crisp tortilla
- Dish that might be seasoned with adobo sauce
- Dish in a folded tortilla
- Del __: fast-food restaurant
- Crunchy Tex-Mex snack
- Crunchy Tex-Mex order
- Crunchy Sonoran food
- Crunchy Qdoba offering
- Crunchy Mexican snack
- Crunchy Mexican munchie
- Crunchy meal
- Crunchy cure for the munchies
- Crispy tortilla filled with spicy ground beef, cheese, lettuce, and sauce, perhaps
- Crispy shell
- Crisp, filled tortilla
- Common spicy snack
- Cinco de Mayo munchie
- Chipotle purchase
- Chipotle Mexican Grill purchase
- Chipotle Mexican Grill bite
- Chipotle menu option
- Chipotle menu choice
- Chipotle item
- Chihuahuan treat
- Chalupa cousin
- Certain food truck specialty
- Certain "breakfast" food
- Cantina shell
- Cantina menu item
- Border order?
- Bell or shell lead-in
- Beans with an edible shell?
- Baja Fresh order
- Baja food
- Al pastor serving
- A taste of Tijuana
- A shell of a snack
- "Soft" Tex-Mex snack
- "Puttin' on the Ritz" singer
- "Puttin' on the Ritz" band
- _____ shell
- _____ Bell
- ___ Tuesday (time to eat tortilla dishes)
- ___ Tuesday (modern restaurant promotion)
- ___ Tuesday (food special)
- ___ Bell (restaurant that serves Quesaritos)
- ___ Bell (fast-food Mexican restaurant chain)
- ___ Bell (fast food chain with a Cheesy Potato Burrito)
- Shell food
- Fish __
- Filled shell
- ___ Tuesdays
- Kind of shell
- Lunch with a crunch
- Filled tortilla, often
- Mexican sandwich
- Two-handed snack
- Crunchy sandwich
- Bit of fast food
- South-of-the-border sandwich
- Sandwich with fixin's
- Crunchy dish
- Name often seen above a star
- Sandwich with a crunch
- This may have a hard or soft shell
- Tex-Mex snack
- Guacamole's place
- Sonora snack
- Word before shell or Bell
- Meal in a shell
- Meat-filled treat
- Crunchy munchie
- Kind of salad
- ___ Bell (fast food chain)
- Folded item
- Snack in a shell
- Sandwich that crunches
- Food whose name means, literally, wadding
- Shell food?
- Food item that can be soft or hard
- Dish that's usually served with sauce
- Tex-Mex order served in a crunchy or soft tortilla
- Stuffed tortilla
- Stuffed shell food
- Snack with a shell
- Bell or shell preceder
- Chalupa alternative
- South-of-the-border order
- Edible shell
- Cinco de Mayo dish
- Mexican fast food
- Food in a shell
- 66-Across snack
- Food with cheese topping
- Tex-Mex staple
- Soft or crunchy snack
- Mexican restaurant offering
- Preceder of Bell or shell
- It's folded before dinner
- Folded fast food
- ___ salad (dish with ground beef)
- Dish that might come with mole sauce
- QuinceaГ±era treat
- Filled fare
- Tijuana fare
- Its shell may be soft
- Tex-Mex fare
- Mexican snack in a shell
- Del ___ (fast-food chain)
- Snack with carne asada, maybe
- Food item often seasoned with cilantro
- Burrito alternative
- ___ de carne asada
- Tijuana treat
- It's folded before a meal
- Choco ___ (Klondike treat)
- Qdoba offering
- Dish you might sprinkle cheese on
- Tex-Mex serving
- Buffet with shells
- Mexican dish served in a shell
- Entree in a shell
- ___ Bell (restaurant chain)
- ___ truck
- ___ stand
- (Mexico) a tortilla rolled cupped around a filling
- Ethnic slur
- Offensive terms for a person of Mexican descent
- Quinceañera treat
- Taxco treat
- Enchilada relative
- Tijuana snack
- Mexican dish that's best served with fish (just sayin')
- Cantina snack (4)
- A fast food in Fresnillo
- Acapulco sandwich
- Latin's lunch, perhaps
- Cantina choice
- Tampico treat
- Sandwich in Sonora
- Tortilla con carne
- Tortilla treat
- Cantina order
- Fast food offering
- Cantina snack
- Tex-Mex treat
- Snack in Sonora
- Folded, filled tortilla
- Sonoran sandwich
- Fernando's fast food
- Cantina fare
- Cantina offering
- Tijuana tidbit
- Mexican fare
- Acapulco order
- Mexican serving
- Mexican staple
- Tortilla sandwich
- Tampico fare
- Sandwich of a kind
- Treat in Tijuana
- Folded tortilla dish
- Tasty treat in Taxco
- Sonora sandwich
- Mexican finger food
- Tortilla product
- Sancho's snack
- Mexican tortilla dish
- Mexican treat
- Mexican meal
- Start to toss a firm pancake
- Firm after sign of appreciation supplies Mexican food
- Rolled tortilla with a filling
- Regular slices of steak, chop or Mexican food
- Dish that a compadre's eaten
- Tortilla rolled round a filling
- Tortilla and steak cook regularly supplied
- Thanks company for Mexican snack
- Breakfast fare
- Fish dish
- Mexican entree in a shell
- Folded food that often has a hard shell
- Spanish snack
- Poor, as an excuse
- Fiesta fare, perhaps
- Mexican food that's folded
- Mexican munchie with a shell
- Folded fare
- Crunchy snack
- Cantina munchie
- __ salad
- Durango dish
- Food truck fare
- Tex-Mex offering
- ___ Tuesdays (Mexican-themed weekly food specials)
- Tortilla snack
- Mexican food in a shell
- Food truck snack
- Enchilada alternative
- __ Bell: fast-food chain
- Tamale alternative
- Spicy snack
- It may have a soft shell
- Fast food order
- Cantina meal
- Tex-Mex entrée
- Mexicali munchie
- Fish ___
- Fiesta food
- Food once hawked by a Chihuahua
- Folded snack from a Mexican food truck
- Folded Mexican food
- Fast food item
- Fast food choice
- Durango fare
- Crunchy Mexican treat
- Crunchy Mexican food
- Chipotle option
- Cantina purchase
- Burrito's kin
- Burrito kin
- Border order, perhaps
- Word with shell or Bell
- Tex-Mex nosh
- Tex-Mex munchie
- Tex-Mex menu item
- Tex-Mex folded food
- South-of-the-border snack
- Old El Paso product
- Nogales nosh
- Mexican snack food
- Mexican restaurant dish
- It's filled and folded
- Handheld Mexican food
- Food with an edible shell
- Food truck offering, maybe
- Food item with a hard or soft shell
- Food in an edible shell
- Folded treat
- Crunchy lunch
- Cinco de Mayo snack, perhaps
- Chipotle offering that's smaller than a burrito
- Chihuahua chow, maybe
- Alternative to a burrito
- __ truck
- Word with "shell" or "Bell"
- Word before Bell
- Tortilla dish
- Tex-Mex food in a shell
- South of the border order
- Soft-shell treat
- Snack with a tortilla shell
- Mexican shell
- Mexican restaurant staple
- Mexican restaurant order
- Mexican morsel
- Mexican menu item
- Mexican food shell
- Mexican cuisine staple
- Meat-filled tortilla
- Loaded shell?
- It comes in a shell
- It can be ordered soft or crunchy
- Hand-held fare
- Fried, folded and filled food
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
tortilla filled with spiced meat, etc., 1949, from Mexican Spanish, "light lunch," literally "plug, wadding."
Wiktionary
n. 1 A Mexican snack food; a small tortilla with some rice, beans, cheese, diced vegetables (usually tomatoes and lettuce, as served in the United States) and salsa. 2 (context US slang English) the vulva. also called ''pink taco'' 3 (context US slang English) A yellow stain on shirt armpit caused by sweat or deodorant.
WordNet
Wikipedia
A taco is a traditional Mexican dish composed of a corn or wheat tortilla folded or rolled around a filling. A taco can be made with a variety of fillings, including beef, pork, chicken, seafood, vegetables and cheese, allowing for great versatility and variety. A taco is generally eaten without utensils and is often accompanied by garnishes such as salsa or chili pepper, avocado or guacamole, cilantro (coriander), tomatoes, onions and lettuce.
Taco Ockerse (born July 21, 1955), usually known mononymously as Taco, is an Indonesian-born Dutch singer and entertainer who started his career in Germany.
A taco is a traditional Mexican dish.
Taco may also refer to:
Usage examples of "taco".
Everyone came in jeans or and the food consisted of cheese and crackers, carrot ely sticks with dill dip, and her famous, artery-clogging guacamole and taco chips--or if it was a formal sit-down dinner, lasagna and garlic bread.
A row of silent matrons offered tacos and hamburgers and rice balls, with mescal and beer and tea.
He made the six hundred and fifty miles to Wichita in nine hours, whipping through Des Moines and Kansas City, pausing only for gas and a sack of hard-shell Taco Supremes at a Taco Bell.
Taco was a cinderblock stand on the west side of Broadway between a service drive and an auto parts place that specialized in remanufactured transmissions.
Marin County for the first Sunday after the wedding, but then a Taco Tommy employee fell ill, and Blackburn had to work.
Taco Tommy the next day, so Blackburn only saw his in-laws for a few minutes in the morning when they came over from the motel.
Wednesday, September 10, Blackburn left the apartment in the morning as if he were going to his first shift at the Taco Tommy.
Between the carrion scene and some salmonella tacos served up by the Nogales-based caterer, as well as repeated propositions by an Arab coproducer with halitosis that made her eyes water, Molly was sick for three days.
There was even the Darwin Square Mall with its own Taco Tico and video arcade, and Cinema Fourplex showing dreary commercial movies.
Among these were the Bay of Yamanique, and the ports of Jaragua, Taco, Cayaganueque, Nava, and Maravi.
Mary Vaughan set up in the genetics lab at Laurentian, Reuben Montego grabbed some lunch at a Taco Bell, then headed back to St.
Then a tureen of albondigas soup, and afterward tortillas, tacos, a decent turkey mole.
Variations such as taco burgers and pizza burgers abounded, encouraging frequent customer defection from one chain to the next.
Past the taco stands, past the cantinas, past a little brawl of drunken boys, past the church, on whose steps the dancer in the phallic bat mask was performing, juggling pale green fruits and now and then batting one out into the night with the phallus that jutted from his chin.
Three middle-aged men sat in a booth on the right side of the room, scarfing up tacos and enchiladas and chimichangas, staring at their food or at the air in front of them, occasionally looking at each other but exchanging not a word.