manso
/ˈmansəʊ/Chiefly Bullfighting
noun
A meek, tame, or cowardly person or animal, especially a tame or timid bull.
adjective
Of a bull: tame, timid, lacking in aggression.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Arthur Conan Doyle (1859–1930), writer. From Spanish manso tame, unaggressive, domesticated, probably from post-classical Latin mansus tame (700 in a Spanish source), probably back-formation from classical Latin mansuētūdō.
- pouting
- poutingly
- come in for
- come in handy
- come into
- come into effect
- come into its (or one's) own
- come into line
- come into (or go out of) operation
- come into (or go out of) use
- come into (or to) one's kingdom
- come into play
- come into question
- come into the world
- comeliness
- comely
- come naturally
- come of
- come of age
- come off
- come off it
- come off second best
- come on
- come one's way
- come on strong