Definition

A type of movement or leap, especially by a horse, where all four feet leave the ground, or a protective covering for a horseman's legs.

Example

The horse made a beautiful gambado during the show, impressing the judges.

Conversation

Did you see that horse do a gambado during the show yesterday?

Yes! It was incredible how high it jumped.

I know, right? That kind of gambado takes a lot of training.

Definitely! I wish I could ride like that.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'gambado' originates from Spanish 'gambado', meaning a leap or a jump, derived from 'gamba' (meaning leg). It refers to a movement involving the legs, particularly in a playful or lively manner.

Memory Tip

Think of 'gamba' meaning leg, and remember that 'gambado' refers to a lively leap or jump involving the legs.

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