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picaro

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pi·ca·ro  (pkä-r)
n. pl. pi·ca·ros (-rz, -rs)
1. A rogue or adventurer. Also called picaroon.
2. The main character in a picaresque work when that character is a man or boy.

[Spanish pícaro, perhaps from picar, to prick, from Vulgar Latin *piccre; see pique.]


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The girls were again led by Bolton's Emma Picaro, who scored 10 strong points.
Luego, Rodriguez Caceres, en "Humor y pedagogia en Alonso, mozo de muchos amos de Jeronimo Alcala Yanez", sostiene la interaccion entre los cuentecillos tradicionales, buena parte de ellos hilarantes, que inserta el picaro Alonso en su narracion y las digresiones morales, que a menudo se ven ilustradas por aquellos.
For a great nightlife scene, Picaro is a great place to have a few drinks and enjoy the customs.
 
 
 
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