primos
Male relatives, Spanish
Primos is the Spanish word for male cousins, borrowed into English especially in Latino communities and increasingly in broader slang use.
It carries warmth and familiarity, often applied not just to actual relatives but to close friends who feel like family.
I'm heading out with my primos this weekend.
The singular primo can also mean something excellent or first-rate, from the Italian and Spanish word for "first."
Relatives through shared grandparents
- relativesThose connected by blood
- kinshipState of being related
- familiaHousehold, in Spanish
- hermanosBrothers in Spanish
blood relations · extended family · first cousins · close relatives · family bonds
Two-legged stands
- tripodsSupports with three legs
- trail camerasMotion-activated outdoor cameras
- game camerasOutdoor motion-activated wildlife recorders
- decoysObjects meant to mislead
face masks · gloves · calls · camera mounts · stabilizers · attractants
Sounds to attract gobblers
- duck callsDevices producing waterfowl noises
- owl hootsCalls of nocturnal raptors
- howlersGlaring, laughable mistakes
Act of hiding something
- stakeoutProlonged covert observation
- weatherproofResistant to outdoor elements
cousins
Relatives through shared grandparents
hermanos · blood relations · extended family · first cousins · close relatives · family bonds
bipods
Two-legged stands
- tripodsSupports with three legs
- trail camerasMotion-activated outdoor cameras
- game camerasOutdoor motion-activated wildlife recorders
decoys · face masks · gloves · calls · camera mounts · stabilizers · attractants
turkey calls
Sounds to attract gobblers
- duck callsDevices producing waterfowl noises
- owl hootsCalls of nocturnal raptors
- howlersGlaring, laughable mistakes
concealment
Act of hiding something
- stakeoutProlonged covert observation
- weatherproofResistant to outdoor elements
game calls
Sounds mimicking wild animals
- prime timeEvening TV's busiest window
- primary colorsUnmixable base pigments
- primary schoolEarly childhood education institution
- prime ministerLeader of a parliamentary state
- prime ribBone-in beef roast
- prime suspectMost probable perpetrator
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