Examples of 'paisano' in a sentence
Meaning of "paisano"
Paisano (noun): A term of Spanish or Italian origin, commonly used in American English to refer to a close friend, countryman, or someone from the same region or ethnic background
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- Among Italian Americans and Americans of Italian descent: a fellow Italian or Italian-American; a fellow ethnic Italian.
- A native, especially a native of California of mixed Spanish and Indian ancestry.
- A roadrunner.
How to use "paisano" in a sentence
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You heard the paisano.
Paisano was in a hurry.
I broke down and decided to head over to El Paisano to enjoy a lunch with my.
Paisano Productions absorbed the costs for a filmed pilot.
What it means to be a writer The Paisano.
The Paisano Grant succeeded with Garza building a ranch and settling the area.
Ryan recommended commuters be patient when driving on Paisano Drive.
Paisano liked San Pedro and decided to stay.
Delivery of commemorative plaques to Paisano and Paisana of the Year.
Does not a paisano get walking room around here?
I kept it close by like you asked me, paisano.
I think every member of Paisano Productions feels the same way that I do.
It 's such a pleasure to talking to a paisano.
Paisano is a new restaurant that serves seasonally influenced Filipino-inspired food.
I kept it close just like you asked me to, Paisano.
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Goggles paisano Catwoman, yeah.
During her tenure, she presided over the merger of Tip of Texas and Paisano Councils.
We have two Paisano Help locations to serve you here in Clearwater, Florida,.
Do not even think about that, paisano.
All right, some paisano think he 's gonna be Captain America, huh?
But take some advice, paisano.
They remained partners in Paisano Productions, together with Gardner's widow, daughter, and sister-in-law.
Elysian Park and he don't smell too good… paisano.
Patrick, her husband, and Gardner formed a production company, Paisano Productions, of which she was president.
In Marfa, Rodríguez 's town hall took place last Wednesday at the Hotel Paisano.
Why, you dumb paisano.
Do you have anything to show for it? - The Paisano.
On your feet, paisano.
From "Mortadella" (a big sausage made from pork and chicken) Paisano.
Listen, do not try anything, paisano.
Pleasure doin' business with ya, paisano.
I do not think so . - You heard the paisano.
No! Come on! It's such a pleasure to talking to a paisano.
Car… toon. I kept it close just like you asked me to, Paisano.
