atajo
noun
ata·jo
əˈtä(ˌ)hō,
-ta-,
-tā-
plural -s
1
chiefly Southwest : a drove of mules or horses
2
chiefly Southwest : an expedient of any kind : short cut
Word History
Etymology
Spanish, from atajar to intercept, cut off, take a short cut, from a- (from Latin ad-) + tajar to divide, slice, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin taliare
- ring down the curtain on
- ring dropper
- ring dropping
- ring false
- ring finger
- ring formula
- ring frame
- ring gage
- ring gear
- ring gland
- ring grass
- ring growth
- ring head
- ring hollow
- ring in
- ring in at
- ring in someone's ears
- ring in someone's ears/head
- ring in someone's head
- ring in the new year
- ring joint
- ring lock
- ring lubrication
- ring money
- ring muhly