What Does Takuache Mean

Takuache is a Spanish term that translates to “opossum”, an animal that looks like a mouse. However, the meaning of takuache has evolved in recent times, especially in the western side, specifically in the United States. This article will explain “what does takuache slang mean” along with suitable examples.

What Does Takuache Mean

Takuache is a cultural slang term used to describe a person with a distinct style, such as American fighter shirts, modern jeans, pierced ears, or expensive boots. This person typically drives a truck like a Chevy Silverado or GMC Sierra. Additionally, young Mexican-Americans who fit this description are considered to be takuaches.

Takuache
A Visual Representation of Takuache

Example of Using Takuache Term

Takuache slang term is widely used on social media platforms in texting. A few examples of the use of takuache in direct messaging on TikTok, Instagram, or Snapchat are:

Example 1

Dexter: Wanna meet with my Takuache Cuh this week?

Vivienne: Yeah, sure!

Example 2

Lincoln: What are these takuache memes on the internet?

Aurora: They are funny, have you read mine that I created?

Example 3

Marshall: Check my outfits, looking like a Takuache.

Emilia: Send your pic.

What is Takuache Cuh Haircut 

A Takuache cuh haircut is a unique hairstyle popular among young Mexican-Americans. This haircut is similar to bowl haircut, however, the sides and back of the hair are shorter and the front part is a little bit longer which can be styled in different ways. Takuache cuh hairstyle is also known as the “Edgar” haircut. 

Takuache Emojis

A few real-life use cases of emojis that Takuache uses are given below:

  • On my truck, heading towards you 😎
  • It’s a secret man đŸ€«
  • Alright, let’s do it đŸ€ 
  • Done 👍