broncobuster
Americannoun
noun
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That American folk hero, the big Western cattleman, has become more of a business executive than a broncobuster.
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In San Diego, a discouraged broncobuster advertised for sale a "Western saddle, bridle, blanket and halter; rope, block and tackle, wheel chair."
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Death Valley Scotty, broncobuster, was such a glutton for chocolate creams that he ate them while his mount was cutting capers.
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In Lewiston, Idaho, Cowboy Gene Rambo, onetime world champion broncobuster and bulldogger, suffered his first injury of the season: a wrenched knee while playing golf.
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His father was a laborer and broncobuster; his mother spoke almost no English and was only semiliterate in Spanish.
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