vaquero (Meaning)
vaquero (n)
local names for a cowboy (`vaquero' is used especially in southwestern and central Texas and `buckaroo' is used especially in California)
vaquero (n.)
One who has charge of cattle, horses, etc.; a herdsman.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vaquero
vaquero Sentence Examples
- The seasoned vaquero guided the massive longhorn herd with ease and precision.
- The leather-clad vaquero sat astride his horse, a silhouette against the golden sunset.
- The vaquero's lasso swirled through the air, expertly ensnaring a runaway steer.
- The rugged vaquero faced the harsh elements of the range with determination and resilience.
- The skillful vaquero demonstrated his mastery of steer wrestling with Lightning-fast reflexes.
- The vaquero's playful banter and infectious laughter filled the bunkhouse after a long day's work.
- The young vaquero eagerly absorbed the wisdom and skills from his experienced mentor.
- The vaqueros' annual roundup gathered thousands of scattered cattle from the vast plains.
- The legendary vaquero, Billy the Kid, became a symbol of the Old West's rugged individualism.
- The vaquero's unwavering loyalty to his horse and herd was a bond unbreakable.
FAQs About the word vaquero
local names for a cowboy (`vaquero' is used especially in southwestern and central Texas and `buckaroo' is used especially in California)One who has charge of c
cowgirl, cowpuncher, buckaroo, cowman, cowhand, cowpoke, gaucho,cowboy, cowherd, shepherdess
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The seasoned vaquero guided the massive longhorn herd with ease and precision.
The leather-clad vaquero sat astride his horse, a silhouette against the golden sunset.
The vaquero's lasso swirled through the air, expertly ensnaring a runaway steer.
The rugged vaquero faced the harsh elements of the range with determination and resilience.
