Bullfighter

/ˈbʊlˌfaɪtər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person who participates in the traditional Spanish practice of bullfighting, typically to display skill in manipulating the bull.

The bullfighter took a deep breath as he stepped into the ring, ready to face the formidable beast.

A professional performer in the art of bullfighting, often recognized for their bravery and technique.

After years of training, she became a celebrated bullfighter, admired for her grace and courage.

An individual who is skilled or has experience in bullfighting.

He was regarded as a master bullfighter by his peers in the corrida.

Derived from the words 'bull' and 'fighter', indicating one who fights bulls.

El matador

Spanish term for the bullfighter who performs the final act of the bullfight.

La haquera

A type of bullfighter who specializes in a specific style.

Bullring

The arena where bullfighting takes place.

matador

The lead bullfighter responsible for the final kill.

picador

A horse-mounted bullfighter who weakens the bull before the matador's final act.

banderillero

A bullfighter who places banderillas into the bull.

Bully

He's acting like a bullfighter, showing off his bravado.

Daredevil

She’s a real bullfighter, always seeking out the wildest adventures.