mommacita

English

Etymology

Blend of momma +‎ mamacita.

Noun

mommacita (plural mommacitas)

1. Alternative form of mamacita
   • 2006, D. Katz, L. Gottwald, A. Wilson, D. Howard, C. Peacock, T. Jarmon, “Can U?”, in Jeannie Ortega: No Place Like BKLYN‎^[1], Hollywood Records, Inc., catalog no. 2061-62532-2:

     No problem mommacita / You want it - I’ll cum & “G” ya

   • 2007 November 28, Adam Shull, “Get a guy’s & girl’s view on gifts: Most any guy will be happy to get these gifts”, in Current: A Special Interest Publication of The Pacudah Sun, page 2:

     While if our basic needs are met we guys are content, there are some guidelines for the additional gifts that mommacitas may want to check out.

   • 2010, Avi Steinberg, “Dandelion Polenta”, in Running the Books: The Adventures of an Accidental Prison Librarian, Nan A. Talese | Doubleday, →ISBN, part II (Delivered), page 245:

     Using our Microsoft Publishing program, these inmates would mass produce blank greeting cards with messages like, Whatz Good Mommacita? or Holla Back!

   • 2014, Nicole Thompson, Love of My Life, AuthorHouse, →ISBN, page 53:

     Now it’s time to go celebrate a bit at the mall mommacita.

   • 2016, Luis Malave, Two Sides of the Game, →ISBN:

     "Leave me alone. I'm not messing with you. The last time you started messing with my hair, I couldn't even go to the store without all of them little nasty ass thugs chasing me down trying to talk to me." She placed a huge plate of food in front of Ricky before she sat down opposite of him with her own. "And? That's good. That shows that you still got it, mommacita. […]"