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The Lone Star State. An etymological dictionary investigating the origins of Texas words, names, quotations and phrases, specializing in modern slang, nicknames, slogans, proverbs, adages and aphorisms. A web site by Barry Popik.


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Texas Tommy (ice-box cookies; hot dogs) (11/12)
Texas Tonion (LongHorn Steakhouse) (9/17)
Texas Toothpick (onion and jalapeño strips) (8/28)
Texas Tornado Cake (9/9)
Texas Torpedo (stuffed jalapeños) (8/25)
Texas Tough (Texas criminal justice) (2/8)
Texas Tower (a radar tower) (10/8)
Texas Trash (Chex mix dish) (8/3)
Texas Trash (chocolate-covered candy) (2/13)
Texas Treasure Chest (Texas Facilities Commission store) (1/11)
Texas Triangle (Dallas, Houston, San Antonio) (2/27)
Texas Trifecta (Dallas, Houston, San Antonio/Austin) (12/14)
Texas Trinity (brisket/ribs/sausage; mustard/mayo/pickles) (8/30)
Texas Trio (steak, chicken, shrimp) (2/2)
Texas Tumbleweeds (snack) (8/27)
Texas Turkey (armadillo) (8/6)
Texas Tuscan (architecture) (9/16)
Texas Tuxedo (8/7)
Texas Twinkies (bacon and brisket wrapped cream cheese-filled jalapeño poppers) (10/20)
Texas Twist or Texas Tornado or Country Boy (three-card monte scam) (12/22)
Texas Twister (barbecued cutlets) (11/24)
Texas Twister (chili dogs) (11/24)
Texas Twister (drink) (11/24)
Texas Two-Step (dance) (8/6)
Texas Two-Step (Primary & Caucus voting; Primacaucus; Primaucus; Primacus; Caucumary; Caucary) (2/29)
Texas U-Turn (Texas Turnaround) (8/8)
Texas University (t.u.) (5/24)
Texas Wedge (golf putter) (8/24)
Texas Wedge (salad) (11/19)
Texas Wedgie (3/23)
Texas With a Little Something Extra (Beaumont slogan) (11/1)
Texas Wontons (Tex-Mex Wontons) (1/18)
Texasing (“Texas” as a verb) (12/31)
Texass (“The jackass is the finest flower of Texass”—Groucho Marx) (3/20)
Texatini (cocktail) (11/8)
Texcation (Texas + vacation) (12/1)
Texecution (Texecuted) (7/23)
Texian (3/27)
Texicali (Texicalli) (3/20)
Texican (3/20)
Texification/Texify (Texafication/Texafy) (9/6)
Texile (Texas Exile) (2/10)
Texit (Texas + exit) (6/5)
Texlahoma (Tex-La-Homa) (7/4)
Texmati (rice) (3/18)
Texodus (Texas Exodus) (8/18)
Texoma (Texas + Oklahoma) (8/19)
Texpatriate (Texpat) (10/3)
Texsucks (Texsux) (9/27)
Texxas (6/18)
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