gachupin
noun
ga·chu·pin
¦gächə¦pēn
plural -s
chiefly Southwest, sometimes disparaging
: a Spanish settler in America who immigrated from Spain
Word History
Etymology
American Spanish gachupín, cachupín, from obsolete Spanish cachopín block, trunk, blockhead, from cachopo hollow or dry trunk of a tree, from cacho pot, shard
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