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reboso

American  
[ri-boh-soh] / rɪˈboʊ soʊ /
Also rebosa

noun

plural

rebosos
  1. rebozo.


Example Sentences

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Miami-Dade Assistant State Attorney Manny Reboso says these kinds of cases are rare because they take a lot of investigation to prove someone was behind the computer when the crime was committed.

From Washington Times

“El podría huir del país”, dijo el fiscal de Miami-Dade Manolo Reboso.

From Washington Times

He joined Mrs. Earle, who had draped a reboso about her head, and was fluttering an immense fan.

From Project Gutenberg

Why did I not bring my reboso?

From Project Gutenberg

As she stood on the sill of the low window, we had a full view of her person—from the satin slipper to the reboso that hung loosely over her forehead.

From Project Gutenberg