General
pacheco
What does pacheco mean?
Describes someone who is intoxicated, especially high on marijuana.
"No puedo hablar con él cuando anda pacheco."
Origin
Mexican slang associated with being high; related to 'pachequez'.
Frequently asked questions
What does pacheco mean?
It describes someone who is high or stoned, especially on marijuana. For a woman it's 'pacheca'.
Does pacheco mean drunk or high?
Primarily high on weed, though it can loosely cover other intoxication depending on context.
How do you use pacheco?
Say 'anda bien pacheco' ('he's really stoned'). The related noun is 'pachequez' for the stoned state.
Is pacheco offensive?
No, it's casual slang, though the drug reference makes it informal and not for polite settings.
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