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Spanish. Here is its etymology: ; rodeo : 1914 as public entertainment show of horse-riding skill, from earlier meaning "cattle round-up" (1834), from Sp., "pen for cattle at a fair or market," lit. "a going round," from rodear "go round, surround," related to rodare "revolve, roll," from L. rotare "go around" (see rotate).
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This meant to perform an act with vigor or without scruples. You'd want to go it strong if you were competing in a rodeo.
It is not bad to rodeo so if you have one go for it!
Cowboy Butler goes by Cowboy Butler.
Cowboy Troy goes by Cowboy Troy.
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Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This meant the mode or the fashion. "This is all the go," said the cowboy.
From Spanish rodear 'go round'.
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the song rodeo is about a cowboys love for the rodeo bull ridin and the cowboys wife or girlfriend know even though he loves her hes gona go get his eight seconds
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Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! To go marooning meant to have a party or picnic. A cowboy might go marooning with his best girl.