burrito

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burrito

A person holds a warm burrito on a plate at a table.

Definition

Noun: A Mexican dish consisting of a soft flour tortilla that is wrapped or folded around a savory filling, typically including ingredients such as beans, cheese, rice, and meat.

Usage

The word "burrito" is a countable noun. It refers to the complete, assembled food item. * You order a burrito or two burritos. * It is commonly the direct object of verbs like eat, order, make, wrap, and fill.

Examples
  • "For lunch, I had a delicious chicken burrito."
  • "She carefully folded the tortilla to make a perfect burrito."
  • "This restaurant serves the best breakfast burritos in town."
Advanced Usage
  • As a Modifier: "Burrito" can function attributively (like an adjective) to describe other nouns related to the dish.
    • burrito bowl (a bowl containing the typical burrito fillings without the tortilla)
    • burrito wrap (the act of wrapping or the style of the wrap)
    • burrito filling
Variants and Related Words
  • Breakfast burrito: A burrito filled with breakfast items like scrambled eggs, potatoes, and sausage.
  • Wet burrito / Enchilada-style burrito: A burrito that is covered with a savory sauce, such as enchilada sauce, and often melted cheese.
  • Burrito suizo: A "Swiss" burrito, typically referring to one topped with a creamy sauce.
Synonyms
  • Wrap: A more general term for any food enclosed in a flatbread. (Note: "wrap" often implies a different type of flatbread, such as a spinach or tomato tortilla, and is not specifically Mexican.)
  • Soft taco: A related item, but a taco is generally not folded completely closed like a burrito and often uses a smaller tortilla.
Related Idioms or Phrases
  • To be stuffed like a burrito: An informal, humorous phrase meaning to be very full of food.
    • "After that huge meal, I'm stuffed like a burrito."
burrito

A person holds a warm burrito on a plate at a table.

Noun
  1. a flour tortilla folded around a filling

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