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A horse with zero interest in your plans, expressed violently.
means An unbroken or wild horse prone to bucking, and by extension anyone or anything stubbornly untamed and hard to control.
from Borrowed from Spanish 'bronco,' meaning rough, rude, or coarse — itself descended from Vulgar Latin for 'broken' or 'knotty,' like rough timber. Spanish-speaking vaqueros in the American West used it to describe rough, unbroken horses, and English speakers riding alongside them picked up the word in the 1800s, keeping the horse and dropping the lumber.
- origin
- Spanish for rough or rude, naturally
- rodeo event
- bronc riding scores rider and horse separately
- famous bronco
- OJ Simpson's slow white Ford chase
- broncos vs mustangs
- both mean untamed, mustangs just got better PR