mu·cho 
(mchō) Slang
(mchō) Slang adj.
Much or many: "[The movie has] strong language, sexuality and mucho hip-shaking" (Elvis Mitchell). "the contemporary game [baseball] of mucho home runs and mucho strikeouts" (George Vecsey).
adv.
To a great degree or extent: was mucho upset.
pron.
A large amount or extent: "How much are you willing to pay?" "Mucho."
[Spanish, from Old Spanish, from Latin multus; see mel-2 in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]