rasquache

English

From Mexican Spanish rascuache (“poor, coarse or vulgar”).

rasquache (comparative more rasquache, superlative most rasquache)

(US) A chicano expression describing a do-it-yourself attitude. To make something from nothing. To make do with the resources at hand.
Central America & Mexico = "pobre" (poor), "penniless", "desgraciado" (wretched), "ridículo" (ridiculous, in bad taste), "grosero" (grosero, coarse, vulgar), "tacaño" (mean, tightfisted)

单词	rasquache
释义	rasquache English Etymology From Mexican Spanish rascuache (“poor, coarse or vulgar”). Pronunciation IPA^(key): /ɹɑ skwɔː t͡ʃe/ Adjective rasquache (comparative more rasquache, superlative most rasquache) (US) A chicano expression describing a do-it-yourself attitude. To make something from nothing. To make do with the resources at hand. Central America & Mexico = "pobre" (poor), "penniless", "desgraciado" (wretched), "ridículo" (ridiculous, in bad taste), "grosero" (grosero, coarse, vulgar), "tacaño" (mean, tightfisted) Further reading rasquache on Wikipedia.Wikipedia “rasquache” in Lexico, Dictionary.com; Oxford University Press.
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