Etymology of pocho

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        "lit": "discolored, faded"
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      "expansion": "Borrowed from Mexican Spanish pocho (literally “discolored, faded”)"
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        "A Mexican-American, especially one regarded by Mexicans as being assimilated into mainstream American culture, often implying limited to no fluency in Spanish and disconnection from Mexican culture.",
        "Spanglish"
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