barbudo
[ bahr-boo-doh ]
/ bɑrˈbu doʊ /
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noun, plural bar·bu·dos.
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Origin of barbudo
<Caribbean Spanish, Spanish: bearded
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Example sentences from the Web for barbudo
He was very remarkable for his long beard, which gained him the surname of El Barbudo or Barbalonga.
Blas, or Barbudo, as we called the giant, was seated on a log sipping mat.
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