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1loco

adverb or adjective lo·co \ˈlō-(ˌ)kō\

Definition of LOCO

:  in the register as written —used as a direction in music
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Origin of LOCO

Italian dialect, there, from Latin in loco in the place
First Known Use: circa 1801

2loco

noun
plural locos or locoes

Definition of LOCO

1
:  locoweed
2
:  locoism

Origin of LOCO

Mexican Spanish, from Spanish, crazy
First Known Use: 1844

3loco

verb

Definition of LOCO

transitive verb
1
:  to poison with locoweed
2
:  to make frenzied or crazy

First Known Use of LOCO

1884

4loco

adjective

Definition of LOCO

slang
:  mentally disordered :  crazy, frenzied

Origin of LOCO

Spanish
First Known Use: 1887

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