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mes·ti·zo
\meˈstē(ˌ)zō, mə̇ˈ-\ noun
(plural mestizos also mestizoes)
Etymology: Spanish, from mestizo, adjective, mixed, from Late Latin misticius, mixticius, from Latin mixtus, past participle of miscēre to mix, mingle — more at mix
1. : mixed-blood:
a. : a person of mixed European and non-Caucasian stock; specifically : one of European (as Spanish or Portuguese) and American Indian ancestry
b. Philippines : a person of foreign (as Chinese) and native ancestry
2. : a completely acculturated Central or So. American Indian |