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 \nDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2022 with funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nORO01月  \n1  \nF OREWARNED!  \n▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲  \nMost of the words in this book cannot be found inany other portable Spanish/English dictionary.  \nThese are the words that linger around like uninvitedguests.You can ignore them,but they will not goaway.  \nThe words listed in this lexicon that are classifiedTABU are precisely that.And if this book is tobe at all useful(or truthful)we must be equally  \nprecise in the translation.Therefore the translationsare in words of similar meaning;which are in turnTABU in English.We cannot escape the simple factthat if the exact meaning of a word is to be givenin another language it must be expressed by acounterpart of equivalent meaning,and not by aeuphemism that expresses a lesser degree ofoffensiveness,obscenity or profaneness.  \nThe greater percentage of the words in this lexiconare in no degree 'dirty'.For the most part theyare common slang,off-beat words and words notgenerally found in pocket dictionaries or the \"sixeasy les son\"grammars.However,there are stillthe hard-core words that are not to be used lightlyunless one wants a busted head.Neither are theyintended to be used by grade school students nor isthis lexicon meant for that age group.  \nTo label a dictionary,lexicon or glossary ADULTREADING is absurd.Nonetheless,some things arebest kept out of the hands of the little ones,so wewill label this little book,with its TABU words,phrases and gestures PG,and hope that there willbe some parental guidance in its use.  \nCREDITS:  \n# TABU SPANISHOF MEXICO\n\nDEDI CAD0 AL  \nARQ.ARMANDO JIMENEZMaes tro de los Maestrosde la PICARDTA  \nBYKRACK  \n1976  \nVALCOUR &KRUEGER3385-30th StreetSan Diego,Ca.  \nTABU SPANISH OF MEXICO  \n(The words your teacher never taught you)  \nCopyright 1976.All rights reserved.Brief passages may be quoted inreviews.  \n# MANUFACTURED IN THE U.S.A.\n\nValcour &Krueger3385-30th StreetSan Diego,Calif.  \nCONTENTS BY CATEGORY  \nI-Anatomy and Bodily Functions.....7Ⅱ-Physical Characteristics.......13II -Personality Traits..........17IV-Sex,Sex Relations,Deviations...23V-Prostitution and Promiscuity.....27VI-Personal Injury,Bodily Harm,  \nHomicide and Death.......30VII-Crime,Crooks,Cops,Jails  \nand Drugs...........33VIII -Cantinas,Liquor,Related....37IX -Food and Refreshments.......41X-Commerce,Debts,Etc........47XI-Identities,Regional,National....50XII-Border and Americanisms.....52XIII-Automotive and Transportation..57XIV-General Slang............59XV-Exclamations..  \nXVI-Aphorisms,Sayings..··..XVII-Manual Slang·..··..·..75INDEX.........81(Please note that in the index we do nottreat the Spanish \"ch as a separate letterbut list it as in the English language)  \nTABU SPANISH OF MEXICO****************  \nSecond edition:1976.Revisedand enlarged.  \nThe publishers would like toknow your reaction to thisbook.Please address yourcomments to:  \nVALCOUR &KRUEGER3385-30th StreetSan Diego,Calif.USA.  \nAdditional copies of thisbook may be purchased bysending $2.00 to the pub-lisher for each copy wanted.  \n# ANATOMY AND BODILY FUNCTIONS\n\nAGARRADE RAS,f.1.hand straps.  \n2.breasts.  \nAGUACATES,m.1.avocados.2.testicles.  \nALIMENTOS,m.1.nourishments.  \n2.  breasts.  \nANO,m.anus.ANO,pro.year.  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