bullring
[boo l-ring]
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noun
an arena for a bullfight.
Origin of bullring
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Contemporary Examples of bullring
Miraculously, Juan Jose Padilla was back in the bullring—sí, fighting bulls—a mere five months later.
Historical Examples of bullring
Of the two great buildings the bullring is the more notable.
UruguayW. H. Koebel
He recommended that they should walk orderly; but instead of that they proceeded tumultuously to the Bullring.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III.E. Farr and E. H. Nolan
Just outside the city on a hill overlooking the bullring is an enormous cross, probably fifty feet high.
With the Battle FleetFranklin Matthews
Human voices welled in a mob roar from the great open cylinder of the bullring.
Thy Rocks and RillsRobert Ernest Gilbert
I sketched under the tropic sun, in corrals, in a bullring, under an Indian laurel; I poked through empty rooms.
The Haciendas of MexicoPaul Alexander Bartlett
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