Mordida


[mawr-th ee-th ah] /mɔrˈði ðɑ/

noun, plural mordidas
[mawr-th ee-th ahs] /mɔrˈði ðɑs/ (Show IPA). Mexican Spanish.
1.
a bribe or kickback.

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