He ate only the choicest foods and loved the fatty cut of tuna known as toro.
“They were making us work in terribly dangerous places,” toro told the magazine.
"I'm off down to tell Domecq that it's going to be done at two-thirty prompt," said toro.
"It's a fact," said toro, dropping the towel and feeling for a cigarette.
The same, thank you; are you going up to the toro, or returning to the rancho?
We can anchor off the toro del Oro, and save all the hotel-bills.
Christianity has completely revolutionized child-life in toro.
He took toro from my sister, and now he desires to take Zamora from me.
This of Valladolid is not half so gay: there is no prison like toro.
"Now listen," said toro—for he it was who had given the command.
"bull," 1650s, from Spanish toro "bull," from Latin taurus (see steer (n.)).
