Definition of Jicara. Meaning of Jicara. Synonyms of Jicara

- around like a canteen. The jícara fruit is cut in half, which gave the parallel name to a clay cup also called jícara. These jícaras can also be used for serving...
- José "Quiebra Jícara" Alfaro, boxer; world champion...
- pulque is served from large barrels on ice. and served into gl****es, using a jicara, which is a half of a calabash tree gourd. The bartender is called a jicarero...
- referred to as "the drink of the gods" in 1797. The Spanish began to use jicaras made of porcelain in place of the hollowed gourds used by the natives....
- inodorus Hydnora abyssinica Hydnora abyssinica Jackal food Hydnora africana Jícara Crescentia cujete Kajari melon Cu****is melo 'Kajari' Kiwano Cu****is metuliferus...
- survive in the communities of San Agustín de Buenaventura and San Pedro Jícaras in the muni****lity of Mezquital. This is a mixed ethnic zone and they...
- the back, the only man who parti****tes in it. The women are holding a jícara with corn seeds that sound like the movement of the dance steps. It is customary...
- Escuincle (a child) ****pil Hule (rubber or plastic) Itacate Jacal (shack) Jícara = clay cup / calabash Macho = exemplar, one that is worthy of imitation...
- jícara bowl and eat it with spoonfuls accompanied by tamale. Popo is eaten coldly, usually with crushed ice, traditionally in a wooden bowl or jícara...
- stretched between its ends. At a point a third of the way between its ends, a jicara or calabaza gourd is affixed to serve as a resonator. Sound is created by...