vaquero

IPA: vɑkwˈɛroʊ

Examples of "vaquero" in Sentences

Vaquero has a very good, well put point.
This is in contrary to what Vaquero has said.
By the way, vaquero does not have a verb form.
Vaquero is probably too young to remember clearly.
Maria Vaquero published such a study, and so have others.
The Anglo cowboy learned everything about cattle from the vaquero.
The vaquero or buckaroo is a westerner and the cowboy is a southerner.
Rojas makes a distinction between the cowboy, the vaquero, and the buckaroo.
The young vaquero also thinks the older vaquero is trying to steal his girl.
Trust you to keep a cool head, assume good faith, and act prudently, Vaquero.
An older vaquero is mentoring a hot-headed younger vaquero, they engage in arm-wrestling, sword fighting, who can cantar better, etc.
Buckaroos, a corruption of the Spanish word vaquero, follow many of the Old California traditions, braiding their own bridles and hackamores, and throwing long ropes that give them more room to slow a calf without hurting their horse.