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In Spanish the suffix "-ito" means small. Taquito means "little taco" The name of the Mojito, implies the existence of a bigger more alcoholic beverage. BLAOJ

In Spanish, the suffix '-ito' means 'small', which hints at the existence of something bigger and greater than " Danny, the legendary... Devito EL DEVO

In spanish, the suffix "-ito" means little. So the word "dorito" means something like "little doro" implying the existence of a bigger and legendary snack called DORTOFORCE.

In Spanish, the suffix '-ito' means 'small', which hints at the existence of something bigger and greater than 'Mosquito', the legendary... EL MOSCO

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"-Ito" Suffix refers to a snowclone in which people point out that in Spanish, the "-ito" suffix denotes a smaller version of a larger thing, and if that was true for English, English words with "ito" at the end would imply a larger version of the word; for example, the word "Dorito" would imply a large chip known as the "Doro."

Origin

The earliest known record of this observation was tweeted by user @UniqueDude2.^[1] Though the tweet appears to have been deleted, a screenshot of the tweet dates it to October 23rd, 2017 (shown below).

bens rights activist @UniqueDude2 the word doritos, with the diminutive suffix "-ito," implies the existence of larger chip. i intend to find this mythic ur-chip, this "Doro" 10/23/17, 1:59 PM

Spread

The idea began spreading in various jokes months later. On February 9th, 2018, Imgur user lordlasagna^[2] posted the same idea as @uniquedude2 with the Dashing Black Man Holding Large Dorito image, gaining over 3,700 points (shown below, left). On May 22nd, an anonymous Imgur^[3] user made a similar image about Despacito, gaining over 3,100 views (shown below, right).

Además los doritos acá tienen chile aparte del queso para que sepan más ricos ;P

In Spanish the suffix "-ito" means little. So the word "Despacito" means something like "little despacio", implying the existence of a better and legendary banger called "DESPACIO"

Other examples include a post by Redditor Hairdogan in /r/me_irl^[4] on October 26th, 2018 using the word "Burrito" and gaining over 360 points (shown below, left) and an October 30th, 2018 post in /r/Memes^[5] by Estupen1 using the word "Mosquito" that gained over 700 points (shown below, right).

In spanish, the suffix "-ito" means little. So the word "burrito" means something like "little burro" implying the existence of a bigger and legendary snack called "BURRO"

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In spanish, the suffix "-ito" means little. So the word "taquito" means something like "little taco " implying the existence of a bigger and legendary snack called "TACO" Delimex Delimex Delimex Cliden Oide Taquitos Taquitos Taquitos AMERCAS ITAUTO AMECAS AMERICAS 23mome EESEITIEN EESDIBIEND

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External References

^[1] Memebay.io – Mythic Ur-chip Search

^[2] Imgur – Doro

^[3] Imgur – Despacito

^[4] Reddit – /r/me_irl

^[5] Reddit – /r/memes

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