Pronounced: UN-juh-lunt, adj
Notes: I knew one of the definitions
Yesterday’s word
The word Rosinate is “an old, worn-out horse”
First usage
Our word came into English in the mid-1600s
Background / Comments
Although I have not read Don Quixote, I have a general knowledge of the story, but our word was new to me – it came from the name of Don Quixote’s horse: Rocinante. The name comes from the Spanish word rocin (an old horse; nag or hack) combined with ante (before; in front of).
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