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Mexicoke 

(n.) A large, bottle of soda produced in Mexico. The bottle is usually taller than the regular bottles found in the U.S and contains a wide variety of sodas. These sodas range from the oh-so common Coca-Cola to Jarritos.

These drinks are normally sold at corner stores and local Mexican restaurants in the United States.
Man 1 - "Dude, this weather is making me crzy thirsty!"

Man 2 - "Well how's about we stop by Stripes then?"

Man 1 - "For what?"

Man 2 - "Some mexicokes!"
Mexicoke by Sexy Man Svet May 21, 2010
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MexiCoke 

Coca-Cola sweetened with sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup. Sold in Mexico, but can be found in the United States at some corner stores, bodegas, and at chain grocery stores during Passover (Kosher Coke).
"Man, I'm really craving some sugar, but not that fake stuff. I'm going to run down to the bodega and get a Mexicoke."
MexiCoke by President Melissa March 22, 2009
was created by the one and only pierce the veil. their music send subliminal messages that makes you eat burritos or tacos right after listening to their music
first person: your listening to pierce the veil?
second person: pshhh no im listening to MEXICORE
mexicore by esanchez830 August 24, 2011
Pierce the veils new genre of music muahaha
" yea were starting a new type of music mexicore!!!" -Vic Fuentes
Mexicore by Emily urie June 22, 2011
Mexicore is a type of music, created by Pierce the Veil. This music sends subliminal messages that make listeners eat burritos and tacos shortly after they listen to Pierce the Veil.
I just listen to some Mexicore, and now I'm gonna raid me some Taco Bell!
Mexicore by stupidPseudonym May 27, 2014

Mexijoke 

(1) Jokes that can only happen in mexico.
(2) Anything you see in mexican television channels.
(3) Anything that's in the mexican newspapers these days.
Foreigner: What is this "Juanito"?
Apathetic mexican: Oh, that's just another mexijoke.
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Foreigner: I've been hearing this AMLO, AMLO, AMLO. Is this a new mall in mexico city?
Apathetic mexican: No, it's a long running mexijoke.
Mexijoke by pepe2009 December 3, 2009
something that has to do with mexico or mexicans and is hardcore.
Have you heard his new song, its so mexicore!
mexicore by Elizabeth Gregory June 12, 2008
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