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"Long Gun - Day of Consequence" Glossary:
Adobe Brick – Building block made of clay and sand mixed with water and straw
Andalé – Do it fast
Arbuckle's – Cup of Coffee
Bandito – Robber, thief, murderer
Buckaroo – Cowboy good at riding wild horses
Buckboard – Four wheeled horse drawn wagon
Buntline - Long-barreled Colt Single Action Army revolver
Cattle – Bovine, herding animals
Cienegas – Marshes
Circadian - Recurring naturally on a twenty-four-hour cycle
Coaling Station – Where steam trains stopped to put on fuel and water
Come a ti yi yippy yippy yea - Around cattle supposedly kai yea` was a Sioux Indian word meaning move it or get moving – Just a fun thing to say when playing cowboy
Compadres – Literally, "co-father" or "co-parent" relationship between the parents and godparents of a child aka close friends
Compañeros - Companions
Cow pony – Horse trained to control cattle
Conquistadors - Soldiers at the service of the Spanish Empire
Desperado – Person in a desperate situation
Doppelgänger – Someone who appears to be an exact reproduction of a person
Dolores - Dolor means sorrow in Spanish
Drilling – Fancy long gun with two shotgun barrels and a high-powered riffle barrel all together.
Dragoon – Old model rotating cylinder bullet magazine pistol requiring hand loading of black powder and bullet
Fiesta - Celebration
Filly – Unbred young female horse
Green horn – Inexperienced cowboy
Highwaymen - Thief who preyed on travellers, usually from horseback
Hombre - man
Jaime – Spanish for James, pronounced (hi me)
Lope – Fast run of a horse with a fluid leaping motion
Novicia Monja of the Sacred Heart – Novice nun of the Sacred Heart order
Pards – Partners, Friends
Precociously – Adverb for having developed abilities at an earlier age than usual
Puedo – I can.
Remuda – Herd of horses
Revolver - Western era pistol, rotating cylinder bullet magazine, newer models cartridge load
Rig – A horse drawn wagon or the way a cowboy wears his guns
Runin’ Iron - Special Branding Iron for altering brands
Sacrare! - : from Latin consecrat- ‘dedicated, devoted as sacred,’ from the verb consecrare, from con- (expressing intensive force) + sacrare ‘dedicate,’ from sacer ‘sacred.’
Sidewinder – Western rattlesnake, venomous
Stockton – City in Northern California between San Francisco and Sacramento
Stallion – Non-castrated male horse can be very active
Sharps buffalo rifle – Large caliber cartridge loaded long gun
Steer - Castrated male bovine.
Sue – A girl’s name.
Telegram – Message received over the telegraph system
Telegraph – Electric powered code message transmission system
Telegraph Key – Clicker device used to send telegraph messages
Texas Rangers - Law enforcement agency with statewide jurisdiction in Texas
Trading post – Business establishment, far away from towns and cities
Vaquero – Highly talented cowboy ranch hand
Varmint – Usually a small vector animal, term used for a bad person
Venison sausage – Sausage made from wild animal meat
