Taco Tuesday · noun1
From taco + Tuesday, chosen for the alliteration. In the United States, the practice of restaurants encouraging the eating of tacos on Tuesdays as a marketing strategy is documented as early as the 1930s, though the term Taco Tuesday appears to date from the 1970s: see the 1973 quotation.
TACO Tuesday · noun2
From TACO (“Trump always chickens out”) + Tuesday, modeled after Taco Tuesday.
First known use, by meaning
- from 1970s A Tuesday when Mexican food is served, especially tacos, chiefly in the evening and originally and especially in a restaurant as a promotion.
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