The dorado makes a dash at them, and gets hooked-generallythrough the back.

This is the guaracapema of Piso and Marcgrave, by others called the dorado.

I took a bite out of a live dorado.

He called it dorado.

The ginger prawns were even better than the duck, and the grilled dorado with lemon was even better than the prawns.

Among the many fine fish in the river is the dorado,-somethinglike a trout in colour, but deeper; in shape, more resembling the snapper.

Title: The Forty-Niners A Chronicle of the California Trail and El Dorado

Hence the emigration from this chosen section to the new El Dorado.

Of Raleigh's credulity in believing in El Dorado, much has been said.

I farmed,-downclose to El Dorado, about six miles away from there.

Gold, wild cattle, and wilder mustangs are the returns of El Dorado.

So much for Lake Parima, or El Dorado, or the White Sea.

Every Spaniard who sailed to America expected to find an El Dorado.

He knew now that not Bohemia, but Paris, was his El Dorado.

All sought the fabled El Dorado; all craved the power of colonial dominion.

The El Dorado of evenness recedes before a new grail: bankruptcy with dignity.