Meanings of merengue in English

Our servers painted our placemats with scoops of lemon merengue ice cream and sprinkles of coconut flakes from an easel of ingredients.

Microchips bring the thrill of Caribbean, disco, hard rock, merengue and salsa straight into your front room at a price so cheap it's laughable.

Silva, 21, will pen a six-and-a-half year contract with the Merengue and will be unveiled next week.

Gasparon el Fuerte, Pepito Chispillas, Merengue, and Ahorca Suegras shall not see my face while I live.

In the Patio Espanol, surrounded by glazed tiles and flowerpots filled with carnations, an orchestra was playing merengues.

It also published a handy recapitulation of Real Madrid's disciplinary record pointing out that the merengues were Europe's most punished club for non-sporting matters.

This snapshot of mostly son music, with healthy doses of boleros, rancheras and merengues, will keep the hips swivelling from here to the Caribbean.

In July last year, families were removed from their homes in the Salsa and Merengue communities, and police pacification units (UPP) were installed.