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GLOSSARY. 



A boca de jarro — At short range. 

 Aholdga — Spanish gorse. 

 Aficionado — An amateur, enthusiast. 

 Alcornoque — Cork-oak. 

 Alforjas — Holsters, saddle-bags. 

 AVmuerzo — Breakfast, tiffin. 

 Alparagatas — Hempen-soled sandals. 

 Anafe — A charcoal cooking-stove. 

 Arendl — Sand-Waste, desert. 

 Armajo — Samphire. 

 Arramago — Charlock. 

 Arroyo — Stream, watercourse. 



Bamdada — A flock, or pack. 



Bandolerismo — Brigandage. 



Ba/rbon, barbudo — Bearded. 



Barranco — A low cliff. 



Barrio — Quarter of a town, suburb. 



Batida — A beat, or drive for game. 



Bebidero — A drinking-place. 



Boracha — A wine-skin. 



Borrico — A donkey. 



Busne — A gentile — i.e., not a gypsy. 



Oabestro, or cabresto — Decoy, stalking horse. 



Cama — Bed, lair of wild beast. 



Cami/no — Boad. 



Cam/po, campina — Country, cultivated land. 



Canclio — Crag, precipice. 



Cdntaro — Water -jar. 



Carabinero — Carbineer, exciseman. 



Carbonero — Charcoal-burner. 



Casuela — Stewing-pan, also the stew. 



Catre — Tressle-bed, camp-bed. 



Cazador — Shooter, sportsman. 



Caza mayor — menor — Large, and small game. 



