Latinon.
/laˈtiːnəʊ/, /ləˈtiːnəʊ/, U.S. /ləˈtiˌnoʊ/ U.S.
A Latin-American inhabitant of the United States. Also attributive or as adj.
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the world > people > nations > native or inhabitant of America > native or inhabitant of North America > native or inhabitant of U.S.A. > [noun] > by country of origin
American1648
African1700
High Dutch1773
Low Dutch1773
German-American1775
African American1782
Anglo-American1785
Irish-American1786
Africo-American1788
American African1826
Pennsylvania German1827
Pennsylvania Dutch1831
Afro-American1833
far-downer1834
Mexicano1847
knickerbocker1848
Chinese-American1854
Italian–American1873
Polish-American1876
Polacker1883
roundhead1895
hunk1896
Polack1898
Senegambian1900
bohunk1903
honky1904
hunyak1911
Turk1914
boho1920
Anglo1923
Euro-American1925
turkey1932
narrowback1933
nisei1934
roundheader1934
pachuco1943
pocho1944
Latino1946
Chicano1947
Mexican-American1948
Asian American1952
Amerasian1957
Chicana1966
Afrikan1972
Hispanic1972
1946 G. Peyton San Antonio xxi. 232 The first program on the University's list is an exchange of students with Latin America. That in itself would be a fresh intellectual experience for Texas, where Latinos are usually looked on as sinister specimens of an inferior race.
1966 Mrs. L. B. Johnson White House Diary 2 Apr. (1970) 377 Six young girls, all Latinos, had encased themselves in cardboard boxes.
1972 Listener 9 Mar. 310/1 America..is meant to be a great melting-pot... Its racial components—Blacks, Latinos, Chinese, Japanese, [etc.].
1973 Black Panther 17 Mar. 5/3 A program was drawn up..by an..action group composed of Blacks, Latinos, and Whites.
1974 Black Panther 19 Jan. 5/1 Mr. Rhodes' home was broken into..by a man who appeared to be of Latino origin.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1976; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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