Mexico City residents use this Nahuatl-derived word for an open-air market.

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Many markets operate on particular days. Source: Tianguis ↗

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04In Mexico City, this word commonly means a filled bread-roll sandwich.RECALL
Torta
Bolillo and telera rolls are familiar breads for it.
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05Drivers in Mexico City use this word for speed bumps.RECALL
Topes
The raised road surface slows vehicles.
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06The Mexica capital beneath modern Mexico City stood on an island in this lake.RECALL
Lake Texcoco
Most of the historic lake was drained.
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