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caboclo

[ kuh-baw-kloo, -kloh, -boh-; Portuguese kuh-baw-kloo ]

noun

, plural ca·bo·clos [k, uh, -, baw, -klooz, -klohz, k, uh, -, baw, -kl, oo, sh].
  1. a Brazilian of Indian or mixed Indian and white ancestry.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of caboclo1

1810–20; < Portuguese < Tupi caboco, caboculo, caboclo
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Example Sentences

At Jakarta, Bruno Caboclo had 19 points and 13 rebounds and Brazil outscored previously unbeaten Canada 24-13 in the final quarter.

Former NBA player Bruno Caboclo had 16 points for Brazil, which led 33-12 after the first quarter.

They were greeted by the man everyone knows as Caboclo.

Caboclo, who supports five children, did not find a new market for his banana harvest.

They were greeted by the man everyone knows as Caboclo, Laurimar Lopes Alves.

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