berrendo
noun
ber·ren·do
bə-ˈren-(ˌ)dō
variants or berendo
bə-ˈren-(ˌ)dō
plural -s
Southwest
: pronghorn
Word History
Etymology
Spanish, from berrendo, adjective, spotted
- devil drum
- devil duster
- devil grass
- devil horse
- devil ivy
- devil lore
- devil mountain
- devil ray
- devil theory
- devil to pay
- devil's advocate
- devil's apples
- devil's bit
- devil's bit scabious
- devil's book
- devil's buckie
- devil's claw
- devil's club
- devil's coachhorse
- devil's corkscrew
- devil's darning needle
- devil's dozen
- devil's dung
- Devil's Dyke
- devil's food cake