REMUDA

Meaning of REMUDA in English

[re.mu.da] n [AmerSp, relay of horses, fr. Sp, exchange, fr. remudar to exchange, fr. re- + mudar to change, fr. L mutare--more at mutable] (ca. 1892): the herd of horses from which those to be used for the day are chosen

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REMUDA — noun see: mutable Date: circa 1892 the herd of horses from which those to be used for the day are …
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REMUDA — rəˈmüdə noun ( -s ) Etymology: AmSpanish, relay, shift of horses or oxen, from Spanish, exchange, from remudar to exchange, …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
REMUDA — /reuh mooh"deuh/ ; Sp. /rdde mooh"dhah/ , n. , pl. remudas /-deuhz/ ; Sp. /-dhahs/ . Chiefly Southwestern U.S. a …
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REMUDA — noun Etymology: American Spanish, relay of horses, from Spanish, exchange, from remudar to exchange, from re- + mudar to change, …
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REMUDA — Pronunciation: ri- ' mü-d ə , - ' myü- Function: noun Etymology: American Spanish, relay of horses, from Spanish, exchange, …
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WRANGLE — I. ˈraŋgəl, -aiŋ- verb ( wrangled ; wrangled ; wrangling -g(ə)liŋ ; wrangles ) Etymology: Middle English wranglen; akin to …
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CAVVY — noun or cavy ˈkavē ( -es ) Etymology: short for cavayard West : remuda
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CAVAYARD — ˈkavəˌyärd noun or cavy·yard -vēˌy- ( -s ) Etymology: modification of Spanish caballada, from caballo horse (from Latin caballus ) …
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CABALLADA — ˌkavəˈyädə, -abə-, -ēˈy- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Spanish, from caballo horse (from Latin caballus ) + -ada -ade — …
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