What does «gabacho» mean in Spanish?

• The term is used to refer to the natives of some villages in the foothills of the Pyrenees.
• French.
• A person originally from the United States.
  
  ♦ Used in: Mexico
• United States.
  
  ♦ Used in: Mexico
  
  Examples of use in Spanish: "Viene del gabacho".
  
  
• Spanish full of galicisms.
• gabacha/gabacho. Cowardly, lying, fake for the job.
  
  Examples of use in Spanish: "No tengas miedo, no seas gabacho".
  
  

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