MOZO


Meaning of MOZO in English

ˈmō(ˌ)sō noun

( -s )

Etymology: Spanish, literally, boy, from Old Spanish moço

1. chiefly Southwest

a. : a male hired to assist with household work or to attend to various small jobs or to do chiefly manual work of a usually somewhat heavy or menial kind: as

(1) : a male servant : male domestic

(2) : handyman

(3) : a luggage porter

(4) : laborer

b. : a waiter in a restaurant or other dining room

2. chiefly Southwest : a male hired to assist with a train of pack animals

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