Mexican ADT

Leaving the television on in one's home to fool potential burglars into thinking the house is occupied. Named after the large home security company ADT and the prevalence of the technique in poor minority neighborhoods.

"The front door lock is broken, but don't worry - I have Mexican ADT."

by Sejanus June 12, 2008

Half-Mexican

A person of half Mexican blood and half somethin else. As in most cases when people of different ethnicities procreate, Half-Mexicans are USUALLY ridiculously good looking, coming fully equipped with a bangin' booty and hott complexion.

Half-Mexicans are fuckin hott, simply put.

by jessicajosh December 14, 2006

mexification

The ever increasing presence of Mexican people, language and culture in the US, and how everything is printed in Spanish as well as English.

The mexification of america caused everything to be listed in spanish and english.

by Christian March 6, 2004

New Mexico

unbeknown to almost all, it IS part of the United States and has NO affiliation to Mexico other than its name and its large population of Latinos

New Mexican resident: Man, it was a long drive here from New Mexico.

Ignorant American: There's a NEW Mexico?!?!

by eoeth July 23, 2009

mexican tupperware

Any empty plastic container, ie; margarine bowls, cottage cheese containers with a removable top. Any reusable plastic container.

I store my leftovers in my "mexican tupperware" and take it to work.

by Muffchelle April 23, 2008

Mexican Jizz

A shot of tequila with a squirt of mayonaise

I bought my friend a shot of Mexican Jizz and he threw up all over the bar.

by JuanHernandez63513 October 15, 2009

French Mexican

A mexican of French ancestry. During the 19th century, there was a wave of immigration from France to mexico. Most of the immigrations came from the Lorraine region of france. The french who immigrated at this time came to mexico specifically for work.
The heaviest wave of immigration was to Jalisco, Sinaloa, Nuevo Leon, Baja California, and Veracruz.

Gael's parents immigrated from france to mexico; he is french-mexican.
Jean-Luc is a mexican citizen of french ancestry, Jean-Luc is French Mexican.

by Thierry-Henri November 26, 2006