Rancho

A tarantula.

Short for Rancho Cucamonga, CA. In the Inland Empire this is what people call the city of Rancho Cucamonga. Ironically Rancho Cucamonga used to be named only "Cucamonga" with the "Rancho" added in the very late 70's. This decision was made when Cucamonga, Alta Loma and Etiwanda became all one city. But most old timers still insist on calling thier parts of the city by it's former name. With Alta Loma being more prestigous in the 70' and 80's and Etiwanda becoming more prestigous in the 90' and 00's. Cucamonga is considered the least prestigious of the three.

Spanish for Ranch. In Mexico a "rancho" is a small town of maybe 20-100 people.

A area in cupertino, the bay where meth heads still live and asian people are comin...im reppin rancho some people never leave. Pretty much died out in the 80's but some kids are trying to rekindle the flame.

VERB: - a state of calm relaxation.
- of, or relating to, an unrefined state of Zen relaxation.

the word Rancho is taken from the primitive building complex: the Ranch, where the pace of life is slow and relaxed.

It can also be used as a NOUN: a Marx Brothers inspired descriptive nickname for a person or thing.

Rancho Cordova nicknamed “Da Cho” is a low class suburb about 14 minutes East of Sacramento with ghetto ass people smoking blunts and drinking 40s scattered everywhere. Rancho Cordova has a crime rate that is higher than 66% of the state's cities and towns of all sizes. Rancho Cordova is territory of the East Side Piru Street Gang, the most active streets/neighborhoods include Lincoln Village, Coloma Rd, West La Loma, White Rock, Folsom Blvd, and Dawes St, Rancho Cordova also serves as a Russian-Ukranian Mafia Hub for illegal activities. Local rappers like Liltrev and Cellyru gave the East Side/Rancho Cordova fame.

n. A psychological place of mental relaxation.
variant: Rancho: v. To relax