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el taco

traffic jam, heel

ˈt a k o
noun · masculine Rare #47,745
traffic jam Used this way in some Latin American countries, including Chile.
SP: Hay un taco en la autopista.
EN: There’s a traffic jam on the highway.
heel Used for the heel of a shoe in some regions; tacón is also common.
SP: Mis zapatos tienen un taco alto.
EN: My shoes have a high heel.
Declension of taco
tacostaco

Hay un taco en la autopista.

There's a traffic jam on the highway.

A ver si le echan aunque sea para su taco al cabrón.

Let’s see if they’ll at least chip in enough for the bastard to get himself a taco.

— Ya no estoy aquí (2019)

Bueno, realmente tampoco veo corriendo muchos hombres en zapatos de taco.

Well, I don't really see many men running in high heels either.

— Laurence Anyways (2012)

Fíjese en lo que le pasa al taco.

Notice what happens to the taco.

El bus llegó tarde debido al taco.

The bus arrived late due to the traffic jam.

Sounds similar to

toco ˈt o k o saco ˈs a k o tacho ˈt a t͡ʃ o tallo ˈt a ʝ o caco ˈk a k o