Bronco

/ˈbrɒŋkoʊ/
A wild horse known for bucking, and a rugged Ford SUV.

Examples

  • She was watching a bronco bucking wildly.
  • Tomorrow the bronco will be featured in the county fair.
  • They have trained several broncos for competition.
  • They will release a new Bronco model next year.
  • The rider tried to tame the bronco last night.

Meanings

Wild horse

A wild or untamed horse, especially one that bucks.
Adopted into English in the early 19th century to describe a bucking horse, reflecting the Spanish term for roughness.

Examples

  • Bronco jumped over the fence during the rodeo.
  • The rider tried to tame the bronco last night.
  • Tomorrow the bronco will be featured in the county fair.
  • She was watching a bronco bucking wildly.
  • They have trained several broncos for competition.

SUV

A sport‑utility vehicle produced by Ford, originally introduced in 1966.
The name was chosen by Ford to associate the vehicle with the strength and untamed nature of the animal.

Examples

  • He bought a Bronco for his weekend trips.
  • The Bronco was spotted climbing the rocky trail.
  • They will release a new Bronco model next year.
  • Driving the Bronco, she felt a sense of adventure.
  • Many collectors admire classic Broncos from the 1970s.
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