Tex Mex

Anything of mixed Texan and Mexican heritage, especially food and music.

Biff: Let's grab some Mexcian food, dude!
Juan: Sure, but you can't find the real deal in these parts. We'll have to settle for some Tex Mex.

by Steve Deere April 07, 2008

Tex Mex

Cheap, dirty brown weed from mexico sold in Texas.

Stoner: Yo, mon! Got any KGB?

Drug Dealer: Nah, just some crappy Tex Mex.

Stoner: Cool. I'll take an ounce. I'm going to bake a big batch of brownies and give them to my sister to share with her 3rd grade class.

by Tim Jerome February 20, 2008

Tex Mex

Shortened name for making love to ladies breasts and a ladies mouth, meaning - Tit-sEX Mouth sEX.

Last night I had a Tex Mex with plenty of sour cream.

by wattogwan February 18, 2009

Tex-Mex

1) The characteristically spicy style of Mexican food of Texas, influenced by non-Mexican cuisine (i.e. Texas barbecue).

2) The style of norteño (northern Mexican) music associated with South Texas; also known as Tejano. Instruments used include the accordion and the bajo sexto (a twelve-string bass-rhythm guitar).

We're going out for some Tex-Mex food tonight in San Antonio, so bring your Pepto-Bismol.

by LudwigVan December 12, 2003

Tex-mex

Not your average garden salad

Me: Oh, are you gonna get a garden salad?

Friend: Nah, I was thinking about spicy it up and getting Tex-mex!

by thetexicans May 21, 2018

Tex-Mex

A type of food and a type of language spoken mostly by people living in South Texas, not really full spanish, but there is some spanish in there.

"My Grandma speaks Tex-Mex, not full spanish so she can't help me with my homework."

by AgEvan September 30, 2007

Tex-Mex

Food. It's food people. Kickass Mexican food, with a Texas twist. Can be found at places such as El Chico's.

The difference between Tex-Mex and (authentic) Mexican food, is that Tex-Mex has more flavor.

She didn't like the bland enchiladas at Los Rojo's, but the ones at the new Tex-Mex place had a lot of zip.

by Mimiko May 18, 2003