Examples
“But the most distinctive article of his apparel is his _manta_, a sort of cloak of the _poncho_ kind, hanging loosely behind his back, but altogether different from the well-known garment of the gauchos, which is usually woven from wool.”
“By nature, Maidana is a quiet man, steeped in the plains of Argentina, where men known as gauchos ride their steeds bareback, and where riding a horse is like riding a bicycle anywhere else.”
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
“Long shorts i.e., "gauchos" or "culottes" which reach the knee are permitted for athletic activity.”
“Lunch: Monday-Friday; Dinner: seven days rrr The huge industrial space works well with the service concept at this Brazilian churrascaria: not only is there plenty of room for the enormous center salad bar, but the circulating "gauchos" (servers dressed in those below-the-knee pants) can glide easily from table to table with their huge metal skewers of meat.”
“On weekends you can see gauchos parading on their horses.”
“Ms. Shaw has too much business taking place on the vast stage, with shadowy Spanish servants looking like gauchos, figures from old Gitane cigarette packets or Goya etchings, and too many "Fawlty Towers" Manuels doing silly things.”
The Wall Street Journal: A Vapid 'Veil' but a Happy 'Marriage'
“They ride horseback and enjoy heavy meat-and-wine asados with the gauchos, spending the night in the three on-site cabins for an all-inclusive $250.”
“Staff from the winery, some owners down from Buenos Aires and a couple of gauchos join in.”
“Last weekend, the Little House was an appropriately eclectic and exuberant backdrop for a recital by Italian pianist Valeria Vetruccio, with a program of works evoking Europe at the height of the Romantic Era, Jazz Age America and gauchos on the Argentine pampas.”
The Wall Street Journal: Al Fresco in Rome, Pianist Valeria Vetriccio Plays Gershwin and Chopin
Lists
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Quirkstyle
Fashion elegance, oddities, styles, and cool garments.
tatterdemalion, froufrou, gingham, argyle, corset, hoop skirt, pantaloons, bloomers, jaunty, seersucker, twill, ganguro and 126 more...
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Below the Belt
Anything worn from the waist down.
chausses, pantaloons, britches, trossers, buckskins, chaps, galligaskins, gregs, gaskins, breeches, knee breeches, knee pants and 93 more...
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De Rigueur...Mortis
That which includes but is not entirely limited to: dark arts, putrescence, civil society, medical terminal~logy.
jackelope, amputty, meat slurry, necromance, phylophilia, mormo, mormolyca, geeschter, grimmoire, sepultritude, frow, irony bored and 53 more...
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missanthropist Freaking amazing little victorian~style dandypants, these are bettah than bloomers. Just Add Drawstring, & forget about the cowboys. Jul 20, 2008