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paniolo

[ pah-nee-oh-loh ]

noun

Hawaiian.
plural paniolos.
  1. a person who herds cattle; cowboy.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of paniolo1

< Hawaiian: cowboy, Spanish, Spaniard, probably < Spanish 貹ñDZ Spanish
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It honors the legacy of the paniolo, or Hawaiian cowboy — a result of the cultural exchange between Mexican vaqueros sent to the island to teach the natives who lived there to herd cattle in the 1700s.

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Her next release, coming out this summer, is a collection of interchangeable sets inspired by the paniolo pattern and others that hark back to her beginnings as an evening wear designer.

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Wyoming claimed the Paniolo Trophy for the 15th time in the 25 meetings between the schools.

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As a paniolo, which refers to the Hawaiian cowboy tradition that traces back to Mexican-Spanish vaqueros, Purdy won the top steer roping prize at that year’s rodeo, becoming the first non-Wyomingite to come out victorious in the competition.

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“The Hawaiians did an amazing job of demonstrating the paniolo skills of how they did roping,” Kassel said.

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