IPA: //reɪˈboʊzoʊ//
KK: /rɛˈboʊzoʊ/
A long scarf that is typically worn over the head and shoulders, especially by women in Mexico.
She wrapped the rebozo around her shoulders to keep warm on the chilly evening.
Rebozo originates from Spanish, meaning a type of shawl or wrap. It is traditionally worn by women in Mexico and is often used for warmth or modesty.
Imagine a warm, comforting wrap that women wear — that's what a rebozo is, a shawl that provides both warmth and modesty.