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bolo

noun as in bolo tie

Weak matches

noun as in machete

Strongest matches

Strong match

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Example Sentences

Whatever you do, do not leave Madeira without trying their typical bread, bolo do caco.

The home was about 30 feet from the ocean and the nearest stores and restaurants were a five-minute drive so bolo do caco was easily accessible.

Shulman said he learned about the existence of a BOLO list, a police term for “be on the lookout for,” in the spring of 2012.

Then rumors swirled Wednesday that Dutschke had skipped town, and the cops had a BOLO (be on the lookout) for his van.

In his bolo tie and cowboy hat, Coleman was not afraid to offer this un-PC lyric: “Hey Indian dude … don’t cope a ‘tude.”

Its clothing hung on it in tatters, and the exposed flesh was bolo-gashed and briar-torn.

The dead man bore no bolo gashes, and the wound which had disabled him had been only a bullet through one shoulder.

Haciendas of loyal Spaniards and Ilacanos were raided, and their people put to the bolo.

Upon a table was placed a skull, a loaded revolver and a bolo.

His companion, a young woman in a long fur coat, was laying about her with a native bolo-knife.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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