sancho
1Also Sancho .
Sometimes Offensive. someone’s companion, sidekick, or helper: I'll be your Sancho, the modern equivalent of your squire, your comrade in arms.
Slang. a man with whom a woman carries on an affair outside of a primary relationship.
Cards. in the game Pedro Sancho, the nine of trumps.
Origin of sancho
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a traditional West African musical instrument resembling a guitar, with a hollow body and strings made of plant fibers.
Origin of sancho
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How to use sancho in a sentence
sancho also says that in 2008, 13 percent of all new voter registrations came from third-party groups.
In Turnaround, Romney referred to Bullock as his “sancho Panza.”
Romney Saved Salt Lake Olympics From Scandal, But at What Price? | Wayne Barrett | April 12, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTsancho thought he knew better than I did; and often, when I pulled one way, he pulled the other.
After dinner I stepped out, feeling it necessary, from previous observation, to see that sancho had his.
I walked direct into sancho's stable; found his crib empty—no appearance of corn.
Jones had found stable-room for sancho in the yard of an inn near my billet.
I took my station at the stable-door, to be sure that sancho not only had his corn, but ate it.
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