poncho

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poncho /ˈpɑn tʃoʊ/ ?

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A red poncho on the model Sessilee Lopez recalled Grace Jones.
The six-day stubble hid countless psychic scars; the cigar butt stuck between his teeth suggested a world gone up in smoke; the poncho he wore could have been a shroud.
Colonel Crowe covered his chest wound with his poncho, covered his face with his helmet.

"There'sa 40 percent chance of rain, so bring your red poncho with you to go over your red sweatshirt," Tressel said.
on Oct 21, 2008 By: Jim Tressel Source: Bucknuts.com
"I was involved in Latin jazz when it was not that popular. Santana was popular, but not Latin jazz," Sanchez says. "Now it's all over the world. People say to me, 'Poncho, Cal handed the torch to you.' I'm running with it now, trying to hold...
on May 6, 2009 By: Poncho Sanchez Source: Kansas City Star