IPA: /ˈbrɒŋk/
KK: /brɔŋk/
A type of horse that is not fully trained and is often wild, commonly found in the western regions of North America.
The cowboy rode a bronc during the rodeo competition.
The word 'bronc' is derived from 'bronco', which comes from the Spanish word 'bronco', meaning rough or wild. It refers to a wild horse, particularly one that is untrained or untamed.
Think of the Spanish word 'bronco' meaning rough or wild — this helps you remember that a 'bronc' refers to a wild or untamed horse.