n., pl., -chos.
A dried poblano pepper.
[American Spanish (chile) ancho, wide (chili), from Spanish, from Old Spanish, from Latin amplus. See ample.]
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an·cho (än'chō', ăn'-) 
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n., pl., -chos.
A dried poblano pepper.
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