burladero
bur·la·de·ro
noun \ˌbu̇r-lə-ˈder-(ˌ)ō, ˌbər-\ plural bur·la·de·ros
Definition of BURLADERO
: a wooden shield near the wall in a bullring for bullfighters to take shelter behind if pursued
Origin of BURLADERO
Spanish, from burlar to make fun of, elude, from burla joke
First Known Use: 1890
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