Significados de hot tamales en inglés

There was Salisbury steak; or chicken-in-gravy; or hot tamales in a can.

He tried to sound confident about it-oras confident as you can be, crammed in between forty-poundcanisters of hot tamales.

Lonny, in the lead, shoved Hot Tamales direct for the great picture.

Lonny mounted Hot Tamales, the accomplished little beast prancing with fire and intelligence.

At three o'clock the cowpunchers rode up for Lonny, bringing Hot Tamales, saddled.

It's a battle with myself: no Hot Tamales today.

Hot tamales have never crossed the plains East.

Perhaps it seemed thus to Hot Tamales.

I listed Hot Tamales, black licorice, those pastel-coated almonds that looked like the eggs of some curious bird.

Hot tamales, fruits of all kinds, women cooking rather dirty looking meats and foods over rusted, greasy home made charcoal burners.

I wandered inside the store, pretended shopping, and managed to steal two boxes of Hot Tamales from under the clerk's nose.

Before he could speak Lonny leaned in his saddle as Hot Tamales pranced, pointed his quirt at the Senator, and said, calmly:

At bedtime Lonny stole away from the campfire and sought Hot Tamales, placidly eating grass at the end of his stake rope.

Did Hot Tamales fancy he saw a steer, red and cavorting, that should be headed off and driven back to the herd?

Among them rode Lonny, a youth of twenty-three, brown, solemn-faced, ingenuous, bowlegged, reticent, bestriding Hot Tamales, the most sagacious cow pony west of the Mississippi.