potrero

Unlike some of Timbuk2's offerings, the Commander is only available in black, an olive nylon "potrero" and a gray gunmetal.

Gear Diary Jason Reese 2010

If he was Argentinian you'd call him potrero, learning close control and cunning as a necessity.

Real Madrid find 'Nemo' to their liking as Mesut Ozil settles in well 2011

Definitely check out the curiosity shoppe in the mission, dandelion in potrero hill and the coolest florist in town, birch in pacific heights. welcome to sf!

San Francisco 2008

Fortunately for us, the local vaqueros pass by in the potrero on the other side of the street, not down the street itself.

more pavement? 2004

A cart yoked with five horses abreast stood by the galpon; a flock of geese walked with disdainful, important gait across the potrero; and the viscashos popped in and out of their holes with busy importance, like children keeping house.

Peter and Jane or The Missing Heir

A tidy item that — sixty to seventy thousand dollars 'worth of mule flesh; and the superintendent, over the phone, orders the moving of the mule herd to another potrero away from the line of Federal driftage.

Our Adventurers in Tampico 1914

Half a league of ditch was also dug around the potrero (pasture ground) and fields.

The Old Franciscan Missions Of California George Wharton James 1890

[FOOTNOTE 61: potrero -- (Spanish) pasture, grassland] "The boys was smokin 'cut plug and dried mesquite leaves mixed when I left," sighed Mustang Taylor, horse wrangler of the Three Elm camp.

Heart of the West [Annotated] O. Henry 1886

"You've sure got a case of happenedicitis," said Poky Rodgers, fency rider of the Largo Verde _potrero_ [61].

Heart of the West [Annotated] O. Henry 1886

On the other side of the hedge was the _potrero_, or paddock, where a milch-cow with two or three horses were kept.

The Purple Land 1881