toreador
to·re·a·dor
noun \ˈtȯr-ē-ə-ˌdȯr, ˈtär-\Definition of TOREADOR
See Origin of TOREADOR
Spanish, from torear to fight bulls, from toro bull, from Latin taurus — more at taurine
First Known Use: 1618
Rhymes with TOREADOR
air commodore, alienor, ambassador, ankylosaur, brachiosaur, conquistador, conservator, convenience store, Corregidor, department store, El Salvador, esprit de corps, foot in the door, forevermore, go to bat for, have it in for, hereinbefore, hold a brief for, ichthyosaur, insectivore, legislator, mixed metaphor, national seashore, plesiosaur, revolving door, San Salvador, tyrannosaur, Ulaanbaatar
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