alcahuete

• “His visit, the attempt of the "alcahuete," and the carrying off of the girl, would all be pieced together, and put down to his credit; and the brother -- such a one -- and such a lover too -- would not be silent with their suspicious.”

  The White Chief A Legend of Northern Mexico

• “The "alcahuete" had, in fact, to beg for her life before she was allowed to escape from the terrible Cibolo.”

  The White Chief A Legend of Northern Mexico

• “I learned moreover from Antonio, that the person in whose house we were living was a notorious "alcahuete," or spy to the robbers in the neighbourhood, and that unless we took our departure speedily and unexpectedly, we should to a certainty be plundered on the road.”

  The Bible in Spain; or, the journeys, adventures, and imprisonments of an Englishman, in an attempt to circulate the Scriptures in the Peninsula

• “May 3rd, 2006 at 2: 39 pm lib4 says: alcahuete descarado”

  Think Progress » Lamar Alexander: Talking Bilingualism Out of Both Sides of His Mouth

• “(I still haven't found out what alcahuete means, although I suspect it has something to do with pimps.)”

  Cities of the Plain: Volume III of the Border Trilogy by Cormac McCarthy

• “Ha! ha! ha!" laughed Roblado; "are you so innocent as never to have heard of such a thing as an ` _alcahuete_ '?”

  The White Chief A Legend of Northern Mexico

• “The "lady" who acted as "alcahuete" soon placed herself _en rapport_ with Rosita; but her success was more equivocal than that of Vizcarra himself; in fact, I should rather say unequivocal, for there was no ambiguity about it.”

  The White Chief A Legend of Northern Mexico

• “He moreover informed me that the person in whose house we were living was a notorious _alcahuete_, or spy to the robbers in the neighbourhood, and that unless we took our departure speedily and unexpectedly, we should to”

  Letters of George Borrow to the British and Foreign Bible Society

• “I learned moreover from Antonio, that the person in whose house we were living was a notorious “alcahuete,” or spy to the robbers in the neighbourhood, and that unless we took our departure speedily and unexpectedly, we should to a certainty be plundered on the road.”

  The Bible in Spain

• “Kevin says: alcahuete sin verguenza? maybe for shameless pandering whore throw the puto back in? panderista is perfect spanglish!”

  Think Progress » Lamar Alexander: Talking Bilingualism Out of Both Sides of His Mouth

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