Montes de Oca
1. a really long last name of spanish lineage. literally translated it means ‘large hills with an oak forest on top’ or ‘large hills with geese on top’. most prefer the oak forest definition.
2. the bane of any standarized test takers.
“mr. jefferson, i need more time. my last name is ‘montes de oca’ and i’ve only gotten the bubbles filled up to the ‘e’.”
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