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Meaning of bozal



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bozal
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1º_ Relative to the mouth, but it is much more associated with the muzzle. Bozo drift ("outer part of the mouth, nose"). 2º_ By the previous one, name of several devices that are placed in the muzzle of animals such as the dog or the horse to prevent them from attacking biting, that they feed on sown, that the offspring suckle from their mother, . . . 3º_ By the previous one, and taking into account that a muzzle is used especially in untrained or domesticated animals, it is a metonymy for the wild horse, and for the rebellious, foolish person, without education or teaching, which is not expressed correctly. 4º_ By the previous one, it was said of the slave just out of Africa, who only spoke his native language. [Note: Muzzle is not synonymous with mask or mask, it was used as well as a mockery, invented by deniers during the covid-19 pandemic, towards those who covered their mouths and nose when they were in close proximity to other people to reduce contagion; especially in cities where they were forced by health authorities. It's obviously a comparison to animals and livestock. ]

  



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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

They are structures of straps or strips of various materials (leather, fiber, plastic, fabric, canvas, etc. ) , which are adapted to the snout of an animal, to guide it and in some cases to prevent it from biting or to prevent it from eating. It is most commonly used in horses and dogs. In the case of horses it is also called ronzal, cabestro or muserola. Also in some countries it is synonymous with mask, masks.

  

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Alberto

Synonym of mask

  

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Anónimo

MUZZLE: Black recently removed from their country.

  

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Alfredo Edgardo Alvarez Ahumada

MUZZLE: PROTECTOR OR STRAPS THAT IS PLACED IN THE MOUTH THE BEASTS TO PREVENT BITES.

  










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