Burrito Edit Meaning

1.

a wrap made of whatever you want, wraped inside a wheat flour tortilla (a wrap of corn flour tortilla is ataco)

I want some fajita steak burrito

2.

Definitively not the kind of shitty food Taco Bellsells and people thinks that's mexican food

John: Damn!! I just saw some big piece of shit on the table!!!

Dave: Dude...That was my Taco Bell burrito

See dirty sanchez

3.

The act of stealing the covers from one's spouse by rolling up in them.

My wife burritoed the covers last night and I froze my ass off!

4.

a really fat joint

man i wanna hit that burrito

See jonas

5.

80 years ago or so, Burrito did not exist in the spanish vocabulary. It was a word invented by anglo-americans. Why? Long ago, mexicans would carry their tacos on donkeys to sell to the anglo-american tourist that came to TJ. Anglos started to say " burrito" because the spanish word " burro" means donkey, and now most hispanic and anglo-americans believes burrito is an acutal word. Now a days, mexicans have adapted the word burrito into their vocab. Even though it does not exist in the language system in mexico.

In reality, there is many words to describe a specific taco a person would want in mexico.

What we call burrito in america is called " taco" in mexico. A tortilla wraped with anything.

Tacos sold at taco stands in TJ are called " taquitos"

Tacos sold in del-taco or taco bell do not exist and you will never find them in mexico.

Tacos that are hard shelled and rolled into guacamole or other sauses are called " tacos dorados"

Other tacos are called...flautas.

Many words to many different types of tacos but never called burrito in mexico. Other than TJ and some northern parts of mexico due to Anglo-american tourists.

6.

Georgia prison slang for a meal made from Ramen noodles, crushed chips and crackers, and whatever else the inmate can find to add, usually food stolen from the prison kitchen or other items available in the prison store. Also called a "Hot Pocket" or just "pocket". Usually cooked in a potato chip bag or for larger burritos, a garbage bag, and wrapped in a towel or blanket to keep it hot as it cooks.

"we all kicked down and made one big burrito"

See prison, ramen, inmate, food, pocket

7.

(verb) A prank that involves taking a bag (i.e. a backpack or totebag), removing the contents, flipping the bag inside out, and then replacing the contents and zipping the bag up.

Hey, let's go burrito James' backpack.

Dude, he got so pissed when he found out he got burritoed.

See verb, burrito, burritoed, backpack, prank