Coroado
noun
Co·ro·a·do
ˌkȯrəˈwä(ˌ)dō
plural Coroado or Coroados
1
: bororo
2
: the Caingang people of São Paulo, southeastern Brazil
Word History
Etymology
Portuguese, literally, crowned one, from coroado (past participle of coroar to crown), from Latin coronatus, past participle of coronare to crown; from their crown-shaped hairdress
- pressure glide
- pressure gradient
- pressure group
- pressure groups
- pressure gun
- pressure head
- pressure hull
- pressure ice
- pressure jump line
- pressure nozzle
- pressure plate
- pressure point
- pressure ridge
- pressure saucepan
- pressure shift
- pressure stage
- pressure stop
- pressure suit
- pressure tank
- pressure tube
- pressure vessel
- pressure wave
- pressure welding
- pressure-cook
- pressure-cooked