hornero
noun
hor·ne·ro
(h)ȯ(r)ˈne(ˌ)rō
plural -s
: baker bird
Word History
Etymology
American Spanish, from Spanish, baker, from horno oven (from Latin furnus) + -ero -er; from the fact that its nest resembles an oven
- for some reason
- for some reason or another
- for some reason or other
- for some strange reason
- for some time
- for some/whatever reason
- for someone's eyes only
- for someone's information
- for someone's liking
- for someone's part
- for someone's taste
- for sport
- for starters
- for storage
- for sure
- for that
- for that matter
- for the asking
- for the best
- for the better
- for the birds
- for the chop
- for the common good
- for the common/public good
- for the duration