want someone's nachos

verb

To covet another; to envy one's accomplishments or qualities.

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Meanings

verbwant someone's nachos (third-person singular simple present wants someone's nachos, present participle wanting someone's nachos, simple past and past participle wanted someone's nachos)

present singular third person wants someone's nachos · participle present wanting someone's nachos · participle past wanted someone's nachos · past wanted someone's nachos

  1. idiomaticneologismLGBTQ slangTo covet another; to envy one's accomplishments or qualities.

    You can tell beyonce lowkey wanted dua’s nachos

    2024 May 3, Roo ☁️ (@mspiggyhairgif), Twitter (Tweet)
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    EVERY ONE wanted doja’s nachos after hot pink like they were all making doja songs, that’s a pioneer right there

    2025 February 22, l. vale 💌 (@huicho_5), Twitter (Tweet)

Origin

In reference to a viral TikTok in 2023 featuring a segment from the reality television show Baddies West in which Natalie Nunn slyly and eagerly glances at her fellow cast member Stunna Girl's plate of nachos. Compare the later development of reheat nachos.

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“want someone's nachos.” WatkinsX Dictionary, https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/want%20someone's%20nachos. Accessed November 5, 2026.

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WatkinsX Dictionary, s.v. “want someone's nachos,” accessed November 5, 2026, https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/want%20someone's%20nachos.

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