gambado in English

noun

1

a leap or bound, especially an exaggerated one.

Now it is well, thou art mounted, fly with the speed of the wind, and linger not in making those gambados - thy skill in horsemanship has not been cast away on careless eyes.

2

a gaiter, typically one attached to a saddle to protect a rider's leg from the weather.

And so it proved, as the lost gambado was afterwards found on the road, having dropped from the saddle and his leg without his perceiving the loss of it.

Use "gambado" in a sentence

1. Synonyms for Curvet include caper, dance, hop, skip, gambade, gambado, jump, leap, spring and bound