Similar words: ring out, bring out, poring over, grin, grind, chagrin, lingo, ongoing. Meaning: ['grɪŋgəʊ] n. a Latin American (disparaging) term for foreigners (especially Americans and Englishmen).
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1. Hey, fucking gringo. Drop the gun!
2. Clive, Daniel, Gringo at Lime Time Hostel.
3. His later films included MacArthur (1977), The Old Gringo (1989), and Cape Fear (1991).
4. 'Be careful, gringo, ' he said menacingly, before sliding away.
5. It is the gringo "near abroad", a destination for elderly Americans looking for a warm place to retire, though violence will stem the flow.
6. Gringo, located in Sao Paulo, Brazil, is an interactive agency specialised in high-impact digital branding.
7. EL GRINGO:each time he is hit by a player, he draws a card from the hand of that player.
8. San Pedro was once a major staging post for the great cattle drives of yore, but is now a staging post on the great gringo trail.
9. Americans remember the Alamo as a heroic episode, though the war for Texas was a land grab by gringo interlopers.
10. Latin America's drift away from a US-led drug war stems partly from Colombia and Mexico's suffering and partly from growing boldness in challenging the gringo superpower.
11. I'd asked an Indian chief to contact the next village by radio, and heard the threat loud and clear: 'If the gringo comes here, he'll be killed.'
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12. "You'd better put a lid or a net on that or they'll get out, " a passing gringo says.
13. Comrade Li's excellent presentation on the ambitious future development plans of the Bao An Foreign Trade Base were soon drowned out by the crescendo of great growling gringo stomachs.
14. Against all odds they tie the knot. Their friends call it Gringo Wedding .
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