Definition of pilón in English:

pilón

(also pelon, pilone, pilon)

noun ˈpɪlɒn

South-Western, United States Regional

In Mexico and the south-western United States: a small gift given to a customer who is making a purchase or settling an account; the action of giving such a gift.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Harper's Magazine. FromMexican Spanish pilón (probably 1816), specifically sense of Spanish pilón sugar-loaf (more fully pilón de azúcar; so called on account of its conical shape) from pila + -on.

Definition of pilón in US English:

pilón

(also pelon, pilone, pilon)

nounˈpɪlɒn

South-Western, United States Regional

In Mexico and the south-western United States: a small gift given to a customer who is making a purchase or settling an account; the action of giving such a gift.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Harper's Magazine. FromMexican Spanish pilón (probably 1816), specifically sense of Spanish pilón sugar-loaf (more fully pilón de azúcar; so called on account of its conical shape) from pila + -on.

单词	pilón
释义	Definition of pilón in English: pilón (also pelon, pilone, pilon) noun ˈpɪlɒn South-Western, United States Regional In Mexico and the south-western United States: a small gift given to a customer who is making a purchase or settling an account; the action of giving such a gift. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Harper's Magazine. FromMexican Spanish pilón (probably 1816), specifically sense of Spanish pilón sugar-loaf (more fully pilón de azúcar; so called on account of its conical shape) from pila + -on. Definition of pilón in US English: pilón (also pelon, pilone, pilon) nounˈpɪlɒn South-Western, United States Regional In Mexico and the south-western United States: a small gift given to a customer who is making a purchase or settling an account; the action of giving such a gift. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Harper's Magazine. FromMexican Spanish pilón (probably 1816), specifically sense of Spanish pilón sugar-loaf (more fully pilón de azúcar; so called on account of its conical shape) from pila + -on.
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