duro
a peso of Spain or Spanish America.
Origin of duro
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How to use duro in a sentence
A Fashion Week pop-up exhibition by designer duro Olowu exhibits his enthusiastic, art-influenced worldview.
Designer Duro Olowu Mixes Fashion and Art in Pop-Up Exhibition | Robin Givhan | February 12, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTduro has of late published in his Coln y Pinzon what purports to be a list of their names.
Before night he and his deputies were far out on the plains following a trail that led toward Palo duro Cañon.
Oh, You Tex! | William Macleod Raine"Once we reach Palo duro, we'll hole up among the rocks an' fix you up fine, Dave," his companion kept promising.
Oh, You Tex! | William Macleod Raine"Dinsmore 's makin' for Palo duro," remarked Wilkins as they followed at a canter the plain trail marked for them.
Oh, You Tex! | William Macleod Raine
The outlaw knew that it would be nip and tuck to reach Palo duro, close though it was.
Oh, You Tex! | William Macleod Raine
British Dictionary definitions for duro
/ (ˈdʊərəʊ) /
the silver peso of Spain or Spanish America
Origin of duro
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