aficionado
person very enthusiastic about anything
caballero
gentleman trained in horseman; cavalier
duenna
elderly woman chaperon; governess
gaucho
Argentine cowboy of mixed descent
grandee
spanish nobleman of the highest rank
hidalgo
spanish noblemen of second class
matador
bullfighter
mestizo
person of mixed spanish and european blood
peon
common laborer
picador
bullfighter
renegade
traitor; turncoat; apostate
se�or
Mr.; Sir
toreador
bullfighter
torero
bullfighter
vaquero
herdsman; cowboy
bravado
boastful behavior
flotilla
small fleet
incommunicado
deprived of communication as a prisoner
adobe
brick of sun-dried clay or mud
arroyo
water course; dry, gully
bonanza
accidental discovery of rich source of ore (such as gold or silver)
burro
small donkey used as a pack animal
hacienda
large ranch or country house
mesa
flat-topped rocky hill with steep sides
mustang
bronco
pueblo
indian villiage built of adobe or stone
sierra
ridge of mountains with serrated outline
bolero
lively dance or short jacket worn by man in such a dance
cabana
beach shelter resembling cabin
castanets
hand instruments clicked during dancing
patio
court yard, inner court open to sky
pimento
thick-fleshed pepper for stuffing dives
siesta
short rest or nap, especially midday
indigo
plant yielding blue dye; color of dye
mantilla
woman's light scarf or veil
pampas
vast, treeless, grassy plain as in argentina
peccadillo
slight offense; little sin
poncho
large cloth garment with a slit for the head