broncho

[ brong-koh ]

/ ˈbrɒŋ koʊ /

bronco.

Words nearby broncho

broncho-

a combining form representing bronchus or bronchia in compound words: bronchopneumonia.

Also especially before a vowel, bronch-.

Surprised, for the moment frightened, the broncho sprang to his feet—paused irresolute.

Where the Trail Divides |Will Lillibridge
Stacy had already hurried to his own broncho, and now began tugging at the bridle rein, with sundry pokes in the animal's ribs.

The Pony Rider Boys in New Mexico |Frank Gee Patchin
Thus challenged, good fortune stood by us in the person of a citizen and his broncho.

The Crest of the Continent |Ernest Ingersoll
The broncho carried them some distance before the lad was able to pull him down.

The Pony Rider Boys in New Mexico |Frank Gee Patchin

Ill pull this trigger as sure as my names Broncho Billie, and whiff you go into the next world!

The Broncho Rider Boys on the Wyoming Trail |Frank Fowler

broncho-

indicating or relating to the bronchi bronchitis

from Greek: bronchus

broncho-

Bronchus; bronchial:bronchoscope.