mandar
transitive verb
man·dar
mänˈdär
-ed/-ing/-s
: to control (a bull) by aggressive action in bullfighting
Word History
Etymology
Spanish, literally, to command, from Latin mandare
- beaten a retreat
- beaten around the bush
- beaten back
- beaten biscuit
- beaten down
- beaten it
- beaten off
- beaten one's brains out
- beaten one's brains out (about)
- beaten one's brains out about
- beaten out
- beaten the drum
- beaten the drum (for)
- beaten the drum for
- beaten the pants off
- beaten up
- beaten up on
- beaten zone
- beaten-up
- beatenest
- beater
- beater chest
- beater roll
- beater-size
- beaterman