hacendero
noun
ha·cen·de·ro
ˌ(h)äsenˈde(ˌ)rō
variants or less commonly haciendero
-sēen-
plural -s
: hacendado
Word History
Etymology
Spanish, from hacienda + -ero -er
- leave someone in peace
- leave someone in the dust
- leave someone in the lurch
- leave someone little choice
- leave someone no choice
- leave someone no option
- leave someone or something be
- leave someone out in the cold
- leave someone to his or her own devices
- leave someone with little choice
- leave someone with no choice
- leave someone with no option
- leave someone's side
- leave something to the imagination
- leave the door open for
- leave the nest
- leave the past behind
- leave the priesthood
- leave to chance
- leave to the discretion of
- leave undisturbed
- leave well alone
- leave well enough alone
- leave with no option
- leave-taking