Mucho Definition

mo͝ochō
adjective
Much or many; a lot of.
In mucho trouble.
Webster's New World
adverb
To a great degree or extent.
Was mucho upset.
American Heritage
pronoun
A large amount or extent.
“How much are you willing to pay?” “Mucho.”
American Heritage

Origin of Mucho

  • Spanish from Old Spanish from Latin multus mel-2 in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From Spanish mucho

    From Wiktionary

Mucho Sentence Examples

  • Jumbo Jimbo's - Jumbo Jimbo's song lyrics archive has a very professional transcription of the lyrics and guitar chords of Besame Mucho.

  • Chords - E Chords has another very professional web site that arranges the chords to Besame Mucho in easy to read guitar chord charts.

  • Viva La Guitarra - This collection of beginning songs has been compiled by Antonio Joaquin Arizaga, and the collection includes a version of Besame Mucho.

  • Mexican men are mucho macho guys who are known for embracing their masculinity, so be sure to illustrate this trait in your choice of Mexican costume.

  • There is a well known Mexican saying that applys in this case, " Entre el dicho y el hecho hay mucho trecho " .

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Words Starting With

MMUMUC

Words Ending With

OHOCHO

Unscrambles

mucho

Words Starting With M and Ending With O

Starts With M & Ends With OStarts With MU & Ends With OStarts With M & Ends With HO

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5 Letter Words5 Letter Words Starting With M5 Letter Words Ending With O