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/Sounds like "GEH" (as in "get") + "rah" (as in "rapper")/
A light-skinned or blonde woman, whether naturally or dyed. In Mexico it is used as an affectionate nickname and even to call out to strangers, like a vendor at a market shouting "güera" to get your attention. It does not necessarily mean someone is actually blonde, just lighter than average.
“Hey blondie, come on in, I will give you a good price!”
“My girlfriend is really light-skinned, people mistake her for a foreigner.”
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/Sounds like "GEH" (as in "get") + "rah" (as in "rapper")/
A light-skinned or blonde woman, whether naturally or dyed. In Mexico it is used as an affectionate nickname and even to call out to strangers, like a vendor at a market shouting "güera" to get your attention. It does not necessarily mean someone is actually blonde, just lighter than average.
“Hey blondie, come on in, I will give you a good price!”
“My girlfriend is really light-skinned, people mistake her for a foreigner.”
Esquite
Cooked corn kernels served in a cup with mayo, chili powder, lime, and crumbled cheese on top. It's the ultimate Mexican street snack, cheap, flavorful, and perfectly addictive.