GLOSSABY. 463 



Malaguena — Couplet, topical song. 



Mancha — Thicket, jungle. 



Manchon — Fallow. 



Mono negra — " Black Hand,'' a secret society. 



Manta — Cloak, saddle-rug. 



Marisma — Marsh land. 



Monteria — Mountain-shooting campaign. 



Mosca — Fly. 



Nata — Cream. 

 Navaja — Clasp-knife. 

 Novio-a — Sweetheart. 



OjJo — Drive (for game). 



OUvdr — Olive-grove. 



Olla — Earthen cooking-pot, stew. 



Pajardco — Large bird, vulture. 



Pajarera — Breeding-place of birds. 



Paradoi — Inn, resting-place. 



Patero — Duck-shooter. 



Patio — Courtyard of house. 



Pinal — Pine forest. 



Piorno — A species of broom. 



Podenco — Hunting-dog (of lurcher type). 



Poniente — West wind. 



Posada — Village inn, lodging-house. 



Puchero — Earthen pan for cooking. • 



Pueblo — cito — Village, hamlet. 



Puesto — Post, ambush. 



Querencia — Haunt . 



Bastro — Trail, spoor. 

 Becla/mo— Decoy, call-bird. 

 Betamo — A species of broom. 

 Bineon — Corner. 

 Bodeo — " Bounding-up " of cattle. 



Sarten — Frying-pan. 



Sequestrador — Bandit who holds to ransom. 

 Serrano — Mountaineer. 



Suerti — (1) Luck ; (2) the modes of attack or " passes " in the bull- 

 fight. 



Tentadero — Trial (of young bulls). 

 Tirador — Gunner. 



