burro
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Meaning
A donkey.
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As Chairman of the Aranaputa/Burro Burro Region Nine, Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC), his most recent endeavour is to raise awareness among residents about the dangers of COVID-19.
Burner, p. 37. Lou Henry, age 17, on a burro and rifle-ready at Acton, California on August 22, 1891 Hoover was made a partner in Bewick, Moreing & Co. on December 18, 1901 and assumed responsibility for various Australian operations and investments.
By the Gold Rush years of the 19th century, the burro was the beast of burden of choice of early prospectors in the western United States.
Chogo Prudente set: Chogo Prudente on vocals and guitar; Héctor Diaz on lead guitar; Rai Jhalel Prudente on quijada de burro (ox jaw) and arcusa; and Anibal Cruz López on bongo.
Quechua has borrowed a large number of Spanish words, such as piru (from pero, but), bwenu (from bueno, good), iskwila (from "escuela," school), waka (from "vaca," cow) and burru (from burro, donkey).
All kidding aside, we witnessed a Mexican man riding a burro in the shallows of the river; as if you could add an element any more stereotypical to such a scene.