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Smoking 'mota': drug slang enters Mexico's dictionary Pot smokers in Mexico inhale "mota." A flamboyant drug cartel member bedecked in gold chains is dubbed a "buchon." A corpse wrapped in sheets is "encobijado."Mexico's underworld has its own lexicon, which has been used for years by drug traffickers and addicts but also the police and the media.Now it's fully going mainstream.Narco slang has become so widespread that the prestigious College of Mexico will include dozens of these words in the second edition of the Spanish Dictionary of Mexico."This grave increase in drug addiction in Mexico has produced a new vocabulary and it is our obligation to include it," Luis Fernando Lara, a linguist at the College and author of the dictionary, told AFP.Mexico's "narco-cultura," a term that refers to the music, films and fashion inspired by drug cartels, has been a controversial part of life in the country.But Lara shrugs off the risk of being criticized for bringing the gangland vocabulary into Mexico's own Spanish dictionary, which first appeared in 2010 to highlight the country's linguistic variations from its former colonial ruler."We have to think about what will happen to readers of our dictionary in 100 years, when they open a Mexican newspaper in which this vocabulary appears," he said

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