Also spelled (and always pronounced) pincho. Originally the Basque word for tapas.
When used redundantly with tapas, by english speakers, refers to the action one would like to take with a nice set of tapas
For the phonetically challenged:
Sounds like: "Pinch those tapas!"
When used redundantly with tapas, by english speakers, refers to the action one would like to take with a nice set of tapas
For the phonetically challenged:
Sounds like: "Pinch those tapas!"
by Rupert Cornelius Travis October 4, 2009
Small piece of food that costs like a whole plate, but it's smaller. It can be any kind of dish, but probably you could only afford the tortilla patata pintxo.
- Let's eat some pintxos in San Sebastian!
- Perfect, give me 5 hours so I can sell one of my kidneys first!
- Perfect, give me 5 hours so I can sell one of my kidneys first!
by devolvelelque November 22, 2021