mocos

He is awash in mocos and tears and seems not at all concerned with mopping up after himself.

Tattoos on the Heart Gregory Boyle 2010

“Te dije que eres feísima, y más flaca que una vaca muerta de hambre, y que tienes la nariz llena de mocos.”

Learning to Die in Miami Carlos Eire 2010

They sat on the lanai -- Iz on a stone bench; he didn't trust the chairs -- and ordered loco mocos, a Hawaiian item that Buddy had put back on the menu under "House Specialties," for his own benefit after his lung surgery.

Beard 2010

Peewee's loco mocos, Spam musubis, and Serious Flu Symptoms Chili.

Beard 2010

By the end of the night, our eyes were red and puffy from all the crying, and our noses dripped with mocos.

Chicken Soup for The Soul : Moms & Sons Jack Canfield 2008

By the end of the night, our eyes were red and puffy from all the crying, and our noses dripped with mocos.

Chicken Soup for The Soul : Moms & Sons Jack Canfield 2008

And when I was very young there still lingered in the minds of those invaluable living chronicles (whether bound in sheepskin or in calf), the oldest inhabitants, memories from before the Revolution of the Indian market, when on every Saturday the natives came from their rural retreats, bringing pelts or skins, baskets, moccasins, _mocos_ or birch boxes of maple-sugar, feathers, and game for sale.

Memoirs Charles Godfrey Leland 1863

Located on the corner of a busy intersection near the hotels and the airport, locals and tourists alike flock to this seemingly always busy restaurant for their huge fluffy 3-egg omelettes, sumo sized saimins and loco mocos, burgers, oxtail stew, and a whole array of local and American foods.

A Whole Lotta Nothing 2009

Ken's loco moco is one of the better loco mocos in Hilo.

A Whole Lotta Nothing 2009