palomino

palomino
m.
1 young dove or pigeon (ave).
2 young pigeon, young dove.
* * *
palomino
► nombre masculino
1 young pigeon
2 familiar droppings plural
* * *
1.
ADJ And, Cono Sur, Méx [caballo] palomino antes de s ; (=blanco) white
2. SM
1) (Orn) young pigeon
2) And, Cono Sur, Méx (=caballo palomino) palomino (horse); (=caballo blanco) white horse
3) * [en ropa interior] skidmark *
* * *
masculino
a) (Zool) young pigeon, young dove
b) (fam) (joven inexperto) upstart, pipsqueak (colloq)
c) (AmL) (caballo) palomino
* * *
masculino
a) (Zool) young pigeon, young dove
b) (fam) (joven inexperto) upstart, pipsqueak (colloq)
c) (AmL) (caballo) palomino
* * *
palomino1 -na
adjective
(AmL) ‹caballo› palomino (before n)
palomino2
masculine
A
1 (Zool) young pigeon, young dove
2 (fam) (joven inexperto) upstart, pipsqueak (colloq)
3 (AmL) (caballo) palomino
B (Esp fam) (en los calzoncillos) skidmark (colloq hum)
* * *
palomino nm
1. [ave] young dove o pigeon
2. Esp Fam [en calzoncillos] skidmark
* * *
palomino
m ZO
1 young pigeon, squab
2 L.Am : caballo palomino

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