Mexican

White in Mexican Spanish is blanco for masculine nouns and blanca for feminine ones.

In Mexico a baby is bebé. The same word is used for boys and girls, and warm forms are bebito for a boy and bebita for a girl.

In Mexican Spanish a street gang is a pandilla. Many people also say banda, and a large drug trafficking group is a cártel.

In Mexico a red tomato is jitomate, and tomate refers to the green husked tomatillo. This is a difference from other Spanish-speaking countries.

A cheater at a game or exam is tramposo, or tramposa for a woman. A partner who cheats is infiel, which means unfaithful.

In Mexico the owl is a tecolote, from Nahuatl. Across the Spanish language the general word is búho, and a barn owl is a lechuza.

In Mexican Spanish a sauce is a salsa, and the word is the same you know from taco stands.

In Mexico a shot of tequila is caballito, which is also the name of the small glass. A medical shot is una inyección, and bar slang often uses un shot.

In Mexico a dishwasher machine is a lavavajillas, and lavaplatos is also understood. Both are masculine words, so say el lavavajillas.

In Mexico salsa means a sauce, usually a spicy one served with food.