bolero (bolaro)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 109
[Sp.] 1. A Spanish dance in time, accompanied by the voice and castanets, intended to represent the course of love from extreme shyne to extreme pa ion. Fandango's wriggle or bolero's bound. Byron , The Waltz. 2. A musical composition for such a dance. boletic (bộ-let'ik), a. [ Boletus , entire and cut longitudinally. An extensive genus of hymenomycetous fungi, generally found growing on the ground in woods and meadows, especially in pine woods. In Bole tus the pores are easily separable from the cap and from each other, while in the related genus Polyp or us they are adherent to the cap, and are bound to each other by an interstitial ti ue, the tram a, A few species are edible.
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