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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 "DORO"

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Bueno, lo que deberían estar buscando es "el Dorote"


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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
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