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OnthePampas Spanish

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GAUCHO a cowboy on the southern plains, or pampas, of South America
BOLEADORAS the tool used by the gauchos to catch animals in such a way that when thrown, the animals' legs were tangled up in them
BOMBACHA loose gaucho pants
RASTRA a gaucho belt made from a wide strip of leather decorated with silver coins, usually from different countries
ESTANCIA a South American cattle ranch
LAS PAMPAS very flat, almost treeless grasslands that stretch for hundreds of miles through central Argentina and Uruguay, where ranch animal live year round, even during the mild winter months, eating grass
ASADO meat, usually beef, roasted outdoors over a fire
LA CARLOTA'S BRAND the brand represented two crossed fencing swords marking who owned cattle
HORNERO a kind of oven bird whose nest looks something like an oven and is built out of clay, usually on top of a post or pole
RECADO the gaucho saddle, made of many layers of leather and wool, with a sheepskin on top
NANDU South American ostrich that is the largest bird in the Americas; it grows to be about five feet tall and to weigh about 50 pounds; it cannot fly, but can run very fast
MATE a bitter, greenish tea sipped through a silver straw called a bombilla from a hollow gourd that is passed around
REBENQUE a short, wide rawhide strap, used to lash cattle and horses
YEGUA MADRINA a leading mare of a herd of horses who keeps the herd together; she generally wears a bell around her neck
Created by: bcarvajal
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