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Meanings of bolo in English
Usage of bolo in English
1
The next important offensive weapon used by the Manóbo is the bolo.
2
The Sapao bolo is, in appearance, superior to that of Ilokano manufacture.
3
As a necessary accessory to the spear the inseparable bolo is carried.
4
The bolo man, or the sword man, is the soldier's greatest aversion.
5
She had been strangled by a bolo tie, still around her neck.
6
The bolo is always in use by parties hunting or exploring.
7
What happens when they want to break up the bolo, and go solo?
8
The prevailing bolo is of Mandáya workmanship and merits a more detailed description.
9
I knew a man once who learned the gipsy bolo on a bet.
10
Carancal, accordingly, drew his bolo and thrust it into the island.
11
His bolo and his spear must answer a special magic test.
12
Just then she pulled a bolo out from under her apron.
13
Fast and elusive, he likes to throw flashy bolo punches with both hands.
14
If you don't let up I'll take a rib out with my bolo.
15
He wore a leather jacket, jeans, a black shirt, and a bolo tie.
16
They wrestled; and Bugtongpalasan was defeated, so he had to carry the big bolo.
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United States of America
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