narco

Definitions

Examples

• This house on Parsioneros, after all, was only one of many such narco-tombs in Juarez, known as narcofosas.

• Most coverage of Santa Muerte has focused on her role as a narco-saint.

• Quintero looks at narco blogs that get updated at least once every 30 minutes, he says, all day, every day.

• Go and watch it—it is included in the new documentary Narco Cultura, by photographer and filmmaker Shaul Schwartz.

• “If you take a narco out, another one will come forward,” he said.

• He recognized the latest model lie-detector, a rather outdated narco-synthesizer, a Class B Psychocomputer.

• Under narco-hypnosis, they'll testify that they saw a couple of Wizard Traders take their robes off.

• Why, if we give all those people in the pictures narco-hyps, we won't learn the base-line designation; none of them will know it.

• "A few Councilmen are going to drop dead before they can be narco-hypped," Dalla prophesied over the rim of her glass.

• We must stand by democracies--like Colombia, fighting narco-traffickers for its people's lives, and our children's lives.