hua·ra·che (w -rä ch , h-)n. A flat-heeled sandal with an upper of woven leather strips. [American Spanish huarache, guarache, from Tarascan huarache.] |   pair of huaraches |
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To serve: Arrange huarache on plate with shrimp and black bean puree. Small step: You have to read the fine print to find it, but Kobe Bryant's name and that of Nike are linked in a back-page ad for the new Air Huarache 2K5 in this week's Sports Illustrated. On this day, the boys wear mantas y huaraches (ponchos and sandals), they are the "Juan Diego's" because they represent the beatified Indian who once saw the Virgin. |
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