caballero (Meaning)

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caballero (n.)

A knight or cavalier; hence, a gentleman.

The caballero rode through the dusty plains, his silhouette cutting a striking figure against the horizon.
In Spanish culture, the caballero embodies the ideals of chivalry and honor.
As a seasoned caballero, he was renowned for his bravery in battle and his unwavering loyalty to his lord.
The caballero's sword was finely crafted, its hilt adorned with intricate designs.
Many tales of romance and adventure feature a dashing caballero as the hero.
The caballero dismounted from his steed, extending a courteous bow to his host.
In the royal court, the caballero was esteemed for his impeccable manners and refined etiquette.
The caballero's armor clanked as he strode confidently into the tournament arena.
Despite his aristocratic upbringing, the caballero treated everyone with kindness and respect.
Legends tell of a mysterious caballero who roams the countryside, righting wrongs and defending the innocent.

A knight or cavalier; hence, a gentleman.

cowgirl,vaquero, gaucho, horseman, cowpuncher, buckaroo, cowhand,cowboy, horsewoman, cowpoke

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The caballero rode through the dusty plains, his silhouette cutting a striking figure against the horizon.

In Spanish culture, the caballero embodies the ideals of chivalry and honor.

As a seasoned caballero, he was renowned for his bravery in battle and his unwavering loyalty to his lord.

The caballero's sword was finely crafted, its hilt adorned with intricate designs.