Rancho is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RANCHO in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL RAN·CHOS]:
• a ranch.
• a hut or collection of huts for herders, laborers, or travelers.
NOUN:
• (Spanish) a rude hut, or group of huts, esp. for travellers
• hut or group of huts for housing ranch workers
• A rude hut, as of posts, covered with branches or thatch, where herdsmen or farm laborers may live or lodge at night.
• A large grazing farm where horses and cattle are raised; -- distinguished from hacienda, a cultivated farm or plantation.

Words related to RANCHO

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Words that contain RANCHO

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How to use RANCHO in a sentence

• Even before we arrived at the first rancho, I was convinced of the good report that had preceded me.
• Houghton made his first visit to Rancho de los Cazadores, and with fatherly pride, showed the likeness of his little girl, and promised to keep us all in touch with her by letter.
• Half a mile beyond the ford is a collection of three or four huts, called Rancho Grande.
• Stanford and left the ranch by way of the Rancho Santa Isabel.
• The secret of Rancho del Sol, by Hildegarde Hawthorne.
• In the center of this mesa stood the hacienda of the Rancho Palomar.
• If he has none, ride over to the Gonzales rancho and get it.
• It had been years and years since he had left the Flores rancho.
• She was thinking of Will when she rode in to the rancho and turned her horse over to Miguel.
• Later he took Wingle aside and told him that he could stay and look after the rancho.
• The pale December sunshine colored with a soft gold the light morning haze which hung over the valley in which lay the Tesoro Rancho.
• The rest of the boys were already on their way to the Oro Rancho across the valley.
• Waring became more alert as they approached the adobe buildings of the rancho.
• In an hour every detail of the transaction had been disposed of, and Dario had traded a small rancho for a herd of cattle.
• Her listless brain slowly appreciated the fact that she was not on her way to the Rancho Diablo.
• Dona Brigida was violently opposed to matrimony, and would have none of it on her rancho.
• In making the tour, the first range we worked was that of rancho Santa Maria, south of our range and on the head of Tarancalous Creek.
• Well, well, if the soil of this rancho was so impoverished, then the sons of Las Palomas must take the bit in their teeth and come courting to Santa Maria.
• Our herd passed within plain view of the rancho, but we did not turn aside, preferring to make a dry camp for the night, some five or six miles further on our homeward course.
• Rancho succeeds rancho at short distances apart, and each shelters under its blackened thatched roof many women and children, of whose number its small dimensions give no idea.
• This rancho, at which we were so kindly entertained was called San Francisquito, or Little San Francisco Rancho.
• Benicia, my little one, was at the rancho with Ysabel Herrera, and I was staying with the Alvarados.
• The selection was an admirable one, and a rancho would not have pleased her as well.
• The next morning we started at an early hour for the Rancho de las Rocas, three leagues from Santa Barbara.
• When we arrived at the rancho the bullocks were already swinging in the pits, the smell of roast meat was in the air.
• Commandante Francisco Sanchez, having sent his soldiers to augment the Castro forces in the south, was without a garrison and had retired to his rancho.
• The Rancho de las Sombras became the Ranch of Light.

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