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capeador
noun
ca·pe·ador
\kȧpāȧˈthȯr\
Definition of capeador
capeadors
\-thȯrz\ orcapeadores
\-thōrās\: a bullfighter's aide who uses a capa to distract or excite the bull
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Origin and Etymology of capeador
Spanish, from capear to play tricks on the bull with one's cloak, from capa cloak
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