NOUN
- local names for a cowboy (`vaquero' is used especially in southwestern and central Texas and `buckaroo' is used especially in California)
How To Use vaquero In A Sentence
- The language is a wild mixture of vaquero-cowboy Spanglish and the King James Bible — you ' ll find words like " pulverulence " and " sudorific, " and one character says, without a shred of irony: " Lo, would you behold what has arrived? Southwestern Gothic
- Many of today's trainers use similar training methods and ride with the same style of equipment as used by those gifted vaqueros.
- As with the Williams rendition, Cody is again dressed in buckskins instead of his vaquero outfit.
- Kids, dressed up as little vaqueros, imitated and practiced the steps that the grown-ups were dancing.
- What started in the mid-1800s on Southern California's huge ranchos as a means of feeding a large number of vaqueros continues every weekend on portable barbecues along Santa Maria's main street, Broadway.
- Created over 30 years ago to perpetuate the traditional progression of training the California Vaquero Bridle Horse, the futurity has a special mystique.
- Their conclusion unequivocally states that vaqueros, cowboys, and buckaroos are ‘at heart… all the same, they do their work a little differently, they dress a little differently, but they are the same’.
- Like after your movie career, you want to become a vaquero. T2: INFILTRATOR
- Cody is again dressed in buckskins instead of his vaquero outfit.
- Today's art of cowboying is the same as it was 150 years ago, when cowboys in the Spanish vaquero tradition roamed mountain ranges and low-slung plains.
