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  • noun Plural form of bronc.

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Examples

  • He walked over to the chutes where the broncs were being saddled and loosely testicle-looped -- a loop that would be tightened considerably in the chute.

    The Body Ricardo 2010

  • Beyond where the chutes were being erected, a long line of stock trucks and house trailers were parked, and Mex cowboys were herding broncs into one corral, bulls into another.

    The Body Ricardo 2010

  • But he knew he'd have it off in two or three weeks; the broncs and bulls would shake it off him -- that is, if he could convince a traveling rodeo to take him on.

    The Body Ricardo 2010

  • Like the broncs, the bulls were encouraged to be mean: a shank girdle of rough hemp was cinched around the bull's body just in front of its hind legs, pinning its considerable genitals tightly to its belly.

    The Body Ricardo 2010

  • Has been lurkin, and wheezin. was sick fer a few weeks wif teh bad broncs…breich… icki lunk sick caufin thingies.

    Plz won’t u be - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008

  • Jerry rode broncs on the rodeo circuit and married my sister at a courthouse in Kansas.

    The God of Animals Aryn Kyle 2007

  • My father said that Jerry would break his spine riding broncs, and Nona would spend the rest of her life pushing him around in a wheelchair and holding a cup for him to drool into.

    The God of Animals Aryn Kyle 2007

  • Jerry rode broncs on the rodeo circuit and married my sister at a courthouse in Kansas.

    The God of Animals Aryn Kyle 2007

  • My father said that Jerry would break his spine riding broncs, and Nona would spend the rest of her life pushing him around in a wheelchair and holding a cup for him to drool into.

    The God of Animals Aryn Kyle 2007

  • It centers on riding and roping techniques and a lot of rough and tumble business with bulls and broncs -- not exactly lady-like activities.

    My Life As An Escaramuza Mom 2004

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