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
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Slang for an attractive woman.
"He whistled and called out "mamacita!" as she walked by."
How to use mamacita
Learner’s notesIn 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.
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Word forms
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Etymology
Borrowed from Spanish mamacita, a diminutive of mamá.
Rhymes for mamacita
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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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