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.

Tex-Mex 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!

Tex-mex by thetexicans June 7, 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."

Tex-Mex by AgEvan October 15, 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.

Tex-Mex by Mimiko May 18, 2003

Tex-Mex 

relating to a blend of Texan and Mexican cultures or cuisines.

Let's visit the Tex-Mex eatery.

Tex-Mex by uttam maharjan October 3, 2010

Tex-Mex 

Tex-Mex is used commonly to to define male white/european together in couples with non-white hispanics, hence the name, "Tex-Mex", coming from Texas-Mexico. It's less commonly used in male hispanic/female white.

Did you hear about the new Tex-Mex couple that moved in?

The Tex-Mex is an ever growing group of interracial couples.

Tex-Mex by DoctorCocktor1337 December 20, 2016

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.

Tex Mex by Steve Deere April 7, 2008