Definition of bronco
plural broncos
also bronchos
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Examples of bronco in a Sentence
a rodeo featuring bucking broncos
Recent Examples of bronco from the Web
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Throughout the calf-roping, bronco-riding and steer wrestling, Doug Mathis, the rodeo public address announcer, keeps it light and folksy.
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Fees: $90 for mustang, $100 for bronco, $125 for pony.
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Broncos fans were excited about Cutler, whose athleticism drew comparisons to John Elway and Brett Favre.
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This year’s lineup once again features the Huck Trot 5K fun run, live music, bull and bronco riding, a huckleberry pie eating contest and a small-town parade.
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New this year was a bucking bronco and a visit from a MetroHealth Life Flight helicopter was popular with attendees.
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Cheer on bull and bronco riders, barrel racers and more at this rodeo June 29-July 1.
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Few people can comfortably ride out the inevitable financial bronco ride.
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So classy for 5x All-Pro @VonMiller to thank 200+ Broncos employees for their hard work.
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Origin and Etymology of bronco
Mexican Spanish, from Spanish, literally, rough, wild
BRONCO Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of bronco for English Language Learners
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: a wild horse of western North America
BRONCO Defined for Kids
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