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chinito burrito 

A burrito for Chinese people.
Can symbolize a big fat Egg Roll which is rolled up like a burrito.
Hey Kent, let's go to Acupulco and order a Chinito Burrito.

Hey Reyna, did you see that chinito burrito when we had for dimsum last weekend?
chinito burrito by tadowta July 5, 2006
Related Words
A Spanish word for "informer." It could also mean "rat" or "stool pidgeon."
...he had chivatos like that working for him, his judgment stinks. (Alejandro Sosa, the Bolivian cocaine from the 1983 movie Scarface)
chivato by The Thinker August 4, 2004
1) Mexican Spanish slang for a small penis. 2) A former food item at Taco Bell, which was a chili and cheese burrito.
With that chilito, no wonder your wife left you, cabrón.
chilito by LudwigVan November 11, 2003
Spanish, literally meaning "little Chinese boy" vs Chino which excludes the -ito ending.. Chinito/Chinita is commonly used toward Asians (primarily those of known or assumed Chinese decent) and other non Asian races and cultures who may have characterisics (esp physical) that aré typically considered Asiatic.

When Chinito is used as a slang term the meaning can be term of endearment, or just general hyperbolic description. -ito -ita is often used as adjunctive to Spanish words to make them more informal and endearing, not necessarily (or likely) meant literally commenting on size in a deragatory way.
GF: Hola, mi sexy papi chinito! (hey my sexy chinese daddy)
BF: Que tal, mi amor pequeñita (Sup, my little love)

friend1: How was NY?
friend2: ...in Chinatown i was the only one not Chinito there!

Mom1: ...she's 2months old now
Mom2: aww! Que linda! Look at this preciosa chinita!
Chinito by Reigns June 19, 2011
Chavito is a young boy.
It's used to say that someone is young.
He is chavito.
Está chavito.
Chavito by gab January 16, 2005
A snitch, a RAT, or "stool Pigeon" and informant
"I need you to kill that Chivato, before he goes in front of the jury" Catherine Zeta Jones to Franky Flowers in Traffic.
Chivato by Don Tomas November 15, 2006