Although there are multitude of definitions in the Urban dictionary as being uncouth, unsophisticated, ghetto, country bumpkin, Mexican redneck...one needs to take note that this word Naco is a racist disparing term used by Mexican nationals of European ancestry toward the majority, which is of Native American descent (pure or mixed (mestizo) for their lack of cultural awareness or cultural sophistication. Thus, if majority of Mestizos and Native Indigenous Mexicans understood the true meaning of Naco approaches the racial tinges of the U.S. racist term "Nigger" used against African Americans and their diaspora, then there would be an all out assault against the word, "Naco."
Jack Kirby: Dude, that freaking brown Mexican immigrant Jose that does our yard is bragging about how he was a lawyer in Mexico.
Jill Spagnola (A Mexican of Italian descent): That's a lie. I spoke with his co-worker in Spanish and found out that Jose is nothing more than a high school grad who failed out of college in Mexico. Also, I found out Jose is on the sexual offender's list. Jose is such a brown fucking Naco.
Jill Spagnola (A Mexican of Italian descent): That's a lie. I spoke with his co-worker in Spanish and found out that Jose is nothing more than a high school grad who failed out of college in Mexico. Also, I found out Jose is on the sexual offender's list. Jose is such a brown fucking Naco.
by Miffiolo July 15, 2014
Naco, a portmanteau of nacho and taco. Coined by Ron Stoppable in the tv show Kim Possible.
It is created by taking nacho chips and cheese, mixing them with the fillings of a taco, placing it all in a tortilla, and lifting up the sides to form the bag-like shape.
It is created by taking nacho chips and cheese, mixing them with the fillings of a taco, placing it all in a tortilla, and lifting up the sides to form the bag-like shape.
Kim: "What are you eating?"
Ron: "Taco meets nacho. I call it the 'Naco'!"
Kim: "I call it 'gross beyond reason.'"
Ron: "Do you want some?"
Rufus: "Mmm! Naco!"
Ron: "Taco meets nacho. I call it the 'Naco'!"
Kim: "I call it 'gross beyond reason.'"
Ron: "Do you want some?"
Rufus: "Mmm! Naco!"
by natalie portmanteaux April 28, 2021
Mexico Maybe from “Totonaca”, a Mexican tribe of the Pre-Columbian era-
Classless, pretentious, obtrusive, the Mexican version of white trash. Mostly blue-collar undereducated people, but can be applied even to a wealthier crowd (nouveaux riches, snob). They’re characterized for having no respect for others. Their only source of information is television. Males usually are truly soccer fans and females are telenovelas (soaps) fans. Most nacos like to name their sons with anglo-saxon names. It may be used as an adjective for both persons and objects.
Classless, pretentious, obtrusive, the Mexican version of white trash. Mostly blue-collar undereducated people, but can be applied even to a wealthier crowd (nouveaux riches, snob). They’re characterized for having no respect for others. Their only source of information is television. Males usually are truly soccer fans and females are telenovelas (soaps) fans. Most nacos like to name their sons with anglo-saxon names. It may be used as an adjective for both persons and objects.
“El Kevin cree que poniendole neon a su coche va a ser mas rapido, se ve bien naco.”
“Kevin thinks that neon lights on his car will make it faster, it looks so naco.”
“Kevin thinks that neon lights on his car will make it faster, it looks so naco.”
by smpdigital June 5, 2004
A pejorative term used by middle and upper class Mexican people to denigrate those who do not conform to their ideal version of Mexican society. A Naco is either a poor, mestizo or indigenous person, or a noveau riche social climber.
The self-identifying "naco" rejects all idealized versions and expectations imposed on him or her by Mexican society and finds comfort, wisdom and guidance in life from the long standing strains of resistance to assimilation and acculturation that his or her forebears engaged in since the 16th century.
The self-identifying "naco" rejects all idealized versions and expectations imposed on him or her by Mexican society and finds comfort, wisdom and guidance in life from the long standing strains of resistance to assimilation and acculturation that his or her forebears engaged in since the 16th century.
I'm not going to hang out with that bunch of naco friends of yours that wear lizard skin boots and belt buckles. Last week your compadre Chato peed in our rosebushes in the front yard when you all got drunk...
I'm keepin it real naco, fuck all this fresa, malinchista bullshit, y que viva Mexico cabrones...
I'm keepin it real naco, fuck all this fresa, malinchista bullshit, y que viva Mexico cabrones...
by Eltacote December 27, 2005
Mi tia Constantina es una naca. She still has her Mexican ranch traditions. Shes fat, brown and uneducated.
by Chata Seacrest July 13, 2004
naco is a word most commonly used in Mexico, but some Mexican Americans use it as well. It describes a person who looks poor or skanky. In Monterrey you can see nacos wearing baggy pants, playing guacharacas/tambores and jamming out to cumbia colombiana
ese pinche naco vive alla por el cerro y se cree bien cholo.
that fuckin' naco lives by the hills and he thinks he a real gangsta
that fuckin' naco lives by the hills and he thinks he a real gangsta
by El Caguamero March 18, 2004
1)Word that comes from the word "Najayo" in Natualc that is used when the corn is black and in a bad state. People have modified the word to "Naco" in order to refer those people who dont seem to have a good education, vocabulary and good-looking.
2) Used by mexicans and by some "wanabbe" people
3) Usually to refer people of low class and bad vocabulary or when someone doesnt seem to have a good look etc..
2) Used by mexicans and by some "wanabbe" people
3) Usually to refer people of low class and bad vocabulary or when someone doesnt seem to have a good look etc..
Quote from people with bad vocabulary and grammar "Le dijistes a la Jenny que el Chuy se fue a la vecindad con la Letty"
Quote from "high" class in mexico "Wey mira a esa naca osea ve su vestido"
Quote from "high" class in mexico "Wey mira a esa naca osea ve su vestido"
by Someone_who_knows_how_to_spell_correctly March 25, 2005