Rodeo is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RODEO in dictionary:

VERB:
• to perform a public exhibition of cowboy skills
• compete in a rodeo
• take part in a rodeo
NOUN:
• an exhibition or contest in which cowboys show their skill at riding broncos, roping calves, wrestling steers, etc.
• an exhibition or contest demonstrating other skills, such as motorcycle riding or canoeing
• a round-up of cattle on a ranch for branding, counting, etc.
• an enclosure on a ranch in which cattle are rounded up for branding, counting, etc.
• (in snowboarding and surfing) an aerial manoeuvre combining a forward or backward flip with a rotation
• display of skill by cowboys, such as bareback riding
• A round-up. See Round-up.
• an exhibition of cowboy skills
• an enclosure for cattle that have been rounded up
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to perform cowboy skills in a contest

Words related to RODEO

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Words that contain RODEO

rodeos7 rodeoed9 rodeoing10

How to use RODEO in a sentence

• Pedro and Charley Saunders were the only Quarter Circle KT cowboys participating in the events of the first day of the Rodeo.
• Never had there been such a jam at a Rodeo held in Eagle Butte.
• The Eagle Butte Rodeo had closed, with one last riotous carnival of wildness at midnight Saturday night.
• The downpour continued so heavily that we knew the rodeo had been abandoned, and we turned our faces for the long, dripping, splashing ride homeward.
• The broncho boys galloped into the town of Rodeo early in the afternoon, having put their horses to full speed, only stopping now and then to give them a blow.
• The following afternoon the broncho boys, led by Ted Strong, marched up the main street of Rodeo to the jail with a score of desperadoes bound to their horses.
• The gringo would doubtless go to the rodeo, and he would meet him there without the spectacular flavor of a formal challenge.
• At least, he could do it when he had not seen her for several hours, which made rodeo time a relief for which he was grateful.
• We must keep peace, Valencia, or else I must leave the rodeo.
• Then, turning, they rode more slowly back to the rodeo ground, driving before them the cattle they found there.
• Truly, I think that same rodeo has been but the breeding-ground of gossip and ill-feeling, and is like to bear bitter fruit.
• He had not been blind, and Jose had not shrunk into the background when there was riata-work and riding to be done on the rodeo ground.
• Sometimes when is wedding, or rodeo, dance for one week, then ride home like nothing have happen.
• When we reached the place we found a notice that he had gone to a rodeo.
• When approaching another range, it was our custom to send a courier in advance to inquire of the ranchero when it would be convenient for him to give us a rodeo.
• On approaching the ranch, as was customary, we prepared to encamp and ask for a rodeo.
• Where the watering facilities were so limited the rodeo was an easy matter.
• I extended my greetings to the Mexican foreman, whom I had met at the rodeo about a month before.
• Before the sun was two hours high, the first rodeo of the day was together, numbering about three thousand mixed cattle.
• Not over once a week did we send in cattle to the ranch to brand, and on meeting the rodeo from below, Deweese had over three thousand of our cattle.
• He gave a great, horrified snort, heaved himself straight up in the air, whirled on his hind feet and went bucking across the scenery like a rodeo outlaw.
• Rodeo posters and such printed matter upon the subject as her eye could not escape had taught her that much, but she refused to be dismayed.

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