chapareras (Meaning)

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chapareras (n. pl.)

Same as Chaparajos.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The cowboy strapped on his chapareras before heading out to round up the cattle.
In the scorching sun, the rancher relied on his chapareras to protect his legs from thorns and brush.
The rodeo performer's flashy chapareras caught the eye of the crowd as he made his entrance.
As a tradition, the vaqueros adorned their chapareras with intricate leatherwork.
The durability of the chapareras proved invaluable during the long days of herding on the open range.
During the annual western festival, participants showcased their handmade chapareras in the parade.
Despite the rugged terrain, the cowboy rode confidently, knowing his chapareras would shield him from any harm.
The old-timer reminisced about the days when chapareras were an essential part of every cowboy's gear.
Before venturing into the wilderness, the hiker opted to wear chapareras for added protection against thorny bushes.
The leatherworker meticulously crafted a new pair of chapareras for the local rancher, ensuring both style and functionality.

Same as Chaparajos.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The cowboy strapped on his chapareras before heading out to round up the cattle.

In the scorching sun, the rancher relied on his chapareras to protect his legs from thorns and brush.

The rodeo performer's flashy chapareras caught the eye of the crowd as he made his entrance.

As a tradition, the vaqueros adorned their chapareras with intricate leatherwork.