morral
/məˈrɑːl/ /məˈral/(also morrall) US. Now chiefly historical
noun
Chiefly in Spanish-speaking or Spanish-influenced areas of the western United States: a horse's nosebag.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Dialect Notes. From Spanish morral from morro + -al.
- partness
- partocracy
- partocrat
- partocratic
- part of speech
- part of the furniture
- partogram
- partogramm
- Parton, Dolly
- partook
- partouse
- partouze
- part-own
- part-owner
- part-ownership
- part pay
- part payment
- part playing
- part publication
- partridge
- partridgeberry
- partridge bird
- partridge-breast
- partridge-breasted aloe
- partridge cane