broncho

¹

[ brong-koh ]

noun

, plural bron·chos.

1. bronco.

broncho-

²

1. a combining form representing bronchus or bronchia in compound words:

   bronchopneumonia.

broncho-

combining_form

1. indicating or relating to the bronchi

   bronchitis

Word History and Origins

Origin of broncho¹

from Greek: bronchus

Example Sentences

Reckon there won't be anybody around there to admire you but Indians and broncho busters.

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Then on to the corrals, where some spectacular broncho busting was staged for the sole benefit of the visitors.

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That's what I said—the man that won the broncho busting contest to-day.

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The battle between the outlaw broncho and its rider was over.

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The broncho's back arched like a bow, and the saddle went skyward.

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