picaro

See also: pícaro

English

Etymology

From Spanish pícaro.

Noun

picaro (plural picaros)

1. Rogue, adventurer.
   • 2009, Lawrence, Karen R., "Orlando's Voyage Out" in Virginia Woolf: An MFS Reader, Maren Linett, ed. The Johns Hopkins University Press, pp. 327–354.

     The novel's sexual/textual "intercourse" revises the phallic economy Brown posits, not only in plotting polymorphous sexual possibilities for its nonphallic picaro.

Related terms

• picaresque
• picaroon

Anagrams

• Caprio, Carpio, aporic

Interlingua

Etymology

Spanish pícaro.

Noun

picaro (plural picaros)

1. rascal, picaro

Romanian

Etymology

Borrowed from Spanish pícaro.

Noun

picaro m (plural picaro)

1. picaro

Declension

Declension of picaro

	singular		plural
	indefinite articulation	definite articulation	indefinite articulation	definite articulation
nominative/accusative	(un) picaro	picaroul	(niște) picaro	picaroi
genitive/dative	(unui) picaro	picaroului	(unor) picaro	picarolor
vocative	picaroule		picarolor