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English Wikipedia has an article on:tostonesWikipedia

Etymology

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From Spanish tostón, probably as a back-formation from the plural, tostones. Tostón is from tostar (“to toast”).

Noun

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tostone (plural tostones)

  1. A Mexican dish of fried, sliced unripe plantain.

Translations

[edit] Mexican dish of fried, sliced plantain
  • Spanish: tostón (es)

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  • testoon
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