1. Locos con mayonesa (“Locos with mayonnaise”), accompanied usually with lettuce and potato salad.

2. Locomotives or Railcars (abbrev. Locos/Rcars

3. Most significant is a decision to exercise an option with Adtranz for 400 main line electric locos of Class

4. There will also be 15 double-ended locos derived from the streamlined power cars to haul conventional rolling stock.

5. This chassis can also be stretched to fit other 8’6 Bogied locos and multiple units or split to provide two 8’6 drive units with an additional motor.

6. bughouse [ˈbʌghaʊs] N (Bughouses (pl)) [ˈbʌghaʊzɪz] (US) (= asylum) → casa f de locos, manicomio m Collins Spanish Dictionary - Complete and Unabridged 8th Edition 2005 © William Collins Sons & Co

7. Bughouse [ˈbʌghaʊs] N (Bughouses (pl)) [ˈbʌghaʊzɪz] (US) (= asylum) → casa f de locos, manicomio m Collins Spanish Dictionary - Complete and Unabridged 8th Edition 2005 © William Collins Sons & Co

8. 1 Animadverti, Brute, saepe Catonem avunculum tuum cum in senatu sententiam diceret locos graves ex philosophia tractare abhorrentes ab hoc usu forensi et publico, sed dicendo consequi tamen ut illa etiam 2 populo probabilia viderentur.

9. Chupe de locos: A rich stew made with the loco or Chilean abalone, served with bread and baked in clay pots or “Paila de greda” Sopa de ostras: Oyster soup Pastel de pescado: Fish pie Arrollado de chancho and Arrollado de huaso: Pork roll and chilli roll.