noun

mamacita

mah-muh-SEE-tuh

Mamacita (noun) means slang for an attractive woman. Example: “He whistled and called out "mamacita!" as she walked by.”

noun

Slang for an attractive woman.

"He whistled and called out "mamacita!" as she walked by."

How to use mamacita

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA slang term, borrowed from Spanish, for a woman someone finds attractive.

When to use it

Informal slang; can come across as objectifying depending on context.

mamacitas plural

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He whistled and called out "_____!" as she walked by.

Borrowed from Spanish mamacita, a diminutive of mamá.

Origin: Spanish

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What does “mamacita” mean?

The word “mamacita” means slang for an attractive woman. In plain terms, a slang term, borrowed from Spanish, for a woman someone finds attractive.

How do you pronounce “mamacita”?

“Mamacita” is pronounced mah-muh-SEE-tuh (/ˌmɑ.məˈsiː.tə/ in IPA).

How do you use “mamacita” in a sentence?

Here is “mamacita” used in a sentence: “He whistled and called out "mamacita!" as she walked by.”

What part of speech is “mamacita”?

“Mamacita” is a noun.

Where does the word “mamacita” come from?

The word “mamacita” comes from Spanish. Borrowed from Spanish mamacita, a diminutive of mamá.

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