1. a Mexican cowboy or horseman, especially one skilled in horsemanship and traditional riding techniques
Usage: from Spanish; often associated with Mexican culture and rodeo traditions
2. a style of traditional Mexican clothing or outfit worn by charros, typically including a decorated jacket and wide-brimmed hat
Usage: often used attributively (e.g., charro suit)

Examples

• The charro rode expertly across the ranch on his horse.
• He wore a traditional charro outfit to the festival.
• Charros are known for their skill in roping and horsemanship.
• The charro competition featured impressive displays of riding talent.
• She dressed in a charro suit with silver embroidery for the celebration.