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81The Gary McFarland Orchestra (album) — The Gary McFarland Orchestra : Special Guest Soloist Bill Evans Album par Gary McFarland Sortie 1963 Enregistrement 18 décembre 1962, 24 janvier 1963 Genre Jazz, third stream music Producteur …
82hockey mom — n. A woman with hockey playing children, particularly one who spends lots of time driving her children to the rink and watching their games and practices. Example Citations: Two years into their marriage, Art Major s wife gave him an ultimatum:… …
83domestication — (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) Animal husbandry Nouns 1. domestication, taming; animal husbandry; cattle raising, dairy farming, ranching, stock breeding, horse training; transhumance; veterinarianism, veterinary medicine; browsing,… …
84cowboy — 1725, boy who tends to cows, from COW (Cf. cow) + BOY (Cf. boy). Sense in Western U.S. is from 1849; in figurative use by 1942 for brash and reckless young man (as an adj. meaning reckless, from 1920s). Cowhand is first attested 1852 in Amer.Eng …
85cowboy — 1. noun cowboys on horseback Syn: cattleman, cowhand, cowman, cowherd, herder, herdsman, drover, stockman, rancher, gaucho, vaquero; informal cowpuncher, cowpoke, broncobuster; dated buckaroo 2. adjective, informal …
86cowboy — n cowpuncher, cowpoke, cow hand, bronco, Western U.S. buckaroo, Southwestern U.S. vaquero, gaucho; drover, cowherd, cattle herder, Chiefly Brit. grazier, Brit. cowman, Obs. neatherd …
87driver — n 1. chauffeur, coachman, reinsman, whip, Irish Eng. jarvey; busdriver, motorman; taxi driver, cabdriver, cabman, Inf. cabby, Inf. hack or hackie, U.S. hackman; truck driver, trucker, teamster; wagoner, muleteer, Sl. mule skinner. 2. motorist,… …
88herder — n herd, shepherd, cowherd, Chiefly Brit. herdsman, drover, cattle herder, Chiefly Brit. grazier, Brit. cowman, Obs. neatherd; cowboy, cowpoke, cow puncher, cow hand, Southwestern U.S. vaquero, gau cho …
89buckeroo — buck·a·roo also buck·er·oo (bŭk′ə ro͞o’) n. pl. buck·a·roos or buck·er·oos ▸ Western US See COWBOY(Cf. ↑cowboy). ╂ [Alteration (perhaps influenced by BUCK(Cf. ↑buck)1) of Spanish vaquero, from vaca, cow, from Latin …
90cowboy — [n] mounted cattle hand bronco, bronco buster, buckaroo, cattle herder, cattleman, cowhand, cowpoke, cowpuncher, drover, gaucho, herdsman, rancher, stockman, vaquero, wrangler; concept 258 …
