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Toilet paper or a corn cob used as a substitute for it in some rural parts of the country. (In the Dominican Republic, the core of a corn ear was historically used for personal hygiene when paper was unavailable).
Manny Ramirez and Sammy Sosa once wiped themselves with tuza.
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A Tuza is the core left over after you stuff yourself with a couple of ears of corn. To truly be a Tuza, it has to sit and age for a few months until it gets hard. (In rural areas, dried corn cobs were traditionally used as a substitute for toilet paper.)
Pedrito: Mom, we are out of toilet paper! Mama: Grab the Tuza next to the bathtub and wipe yourself! The Tuza cleans, detangles, and combs!
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