What does «tunco» mean in Spanish?

Maimed of some limb, or that it has lost its use; crippled.

♦ Used in: Guatemala - Honduras - Mexico

Examples of use in Spanish: "era un hombre tunco".
Short, incomplete, truncated.

Examples of use in Spanish: "me regalaron un perro tunco de la cola".
Pork, pig, hog.

♦ Used in: Honduras - Mexico

Examples of use in Spanish: "un buen tunco para hacer tocino".

"Es una granja exclusivamente de tuncos".

"Tamales de tunco arrete" (tamales de carne de cerdo).
Small machete.

♦ Used in: Salvador

Examples of use in Spanish: "Necesito mi tunco para partir este coco".
(anda a ver si ya puso la tunca) An ingenious way of throwing someone out because they are annoying or say incoherent things.

Examples of use in Spanish: "Josecito, anda a ver si ya puso la tunca, y deja ya de hablar pavadas".
(donde la tunca tuerce el rabo) expr. To reach a complicated point, with no return or where there is no way out.