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toreador
[ tawr-ee-uh-dawr; Spanish taw-re-ah-thawr ]
noun
- a bullfighter; torero.
toreador
/ ˈtɒrɪəˌdɔː /
noun
- a bullfighter
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of toreador1
Example Sentences
His trademark became the “toreador” dance he regularly performed after making clutch putts.
He’s an absolute magnet for the eyes onstage, his powerful voice perfectly suited to the showy toreador and his signature aria.
From there, Nadal started crushing his forehands with the signature toreador finish, whipping his left arm above his head.
The toreador costumes – all camp and skintight glory, butterfly colours and braiding – belie the fully equipped emergency room, a place of blood loss and death since 1749.
The setting: Rincon Taurino, a flamboyantly decorated Mexican restaurant in Panorama City where every available surface, including the garbage cans, has been covered in toreador art.
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