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This site is edited by Barry Popik.
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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