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bronco
Sometimes Dz·
[brong-koh]
noun
plural
broncosa range pony or mustang of the western U.S., especially one that is not broken or is imperfectly broken.
bronco
/ ˈɒŋəʊ /
noun
(in the US and Canada) a wild or partially tamed pony or mustang of the western plains
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of bronco1
Example Sentences
“She’s doing a very intense, subtle performance while she’s being slammed around on this bucking bronco with wind machines and a robotic camera,” Taylor said.
People here are enjoying bull rides, barrel racing and bucking broncos.
The @broncos will eat a ton of money.
She walked into a bar, met someone who knew a thing or two about riding bareback broncos and convinced him to train her.
From there, Strait downshifted again to the archetypal sad cowboy song “I Can Still Make Cheyenne,” which could make even the toughest bronco busters reach for their handkerchiefs.
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