Vagabond

Usage examples of picaro.

This put my picaro amigo into a black mood, and I spent the day away from the camp to keep the wrath of his boot toe away from my backside.

Crown did not want that silver lifeline jeopardized by armies of picaro swordsmen hijacking the silver trains along trails and highways.

As all know, the picaro is an amoral rascal who would rather live by his wits and his sword than the sweat of his brow.

Naughty Justina, The Tale of a Picara Who Deceives Her Lovers Just as a Picaro Does His Masters.

Not the kind the picaro Mateo would recognize as a comedia, but one the indios understood well.

The picaro Mateo was larcenous but had the manners and airs of a rogue and gentleman.

I wondered what had happened to the picaro poet to cause him to associate with these dregs.

This picaro caballero had had more adventures than Sinbad suffered setting out from Basra, and Odysseus sailing from Troy.

Francisco, thinking she was a picaro lad, alone and wandering in the world, took her in as his personal servant.

I was not a young picaro on the streets of Veracruz, but a Spanish gentleman with a sword strapped to my side.

And, Ana, you said to me once that Mateo was not a picaro, but a gentleman.

Suddenly Picaro, in the company of a beautiful woman reporter, is on a harrowing cross-country odyssey in pursuit of a truth too extraordinary to guess, dodging enemies who want him dead-and want their evidence back.

In the dining room, Picaro watched the limo pull off his property, parking halfway down the street.

Mafioso hit man Picaro, those of us who knew Jack can finally begin the process of closure.

As well as three additional individuals: Gregory Picaro, Robert Fosselis, and Megan Turner, all of Los Angeles, California.