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madrazo
mah-DRAH-soh · noun · vulgar
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madrazo In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
From 'madre' + augmentative '-azo'; a big smack. Vulgar-adjacent.
Variants
madrazos
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What does 'madrazo' mean?
It means a hard hit, blow, or whack, whether a punch, a crash, or any strong impact.
Where does 'madrazo' come from?
It comes from 'madre' plus the augmentative suffix '-azo', so it literally suggests a big smack.
Is 'madrazo' rude?
It's mildly vulgar because of its root in 'madre', but it's used very casually in Mexico.
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