Dorados [noun]

At length they found themselves at Milan, which at that time was one of the El Dorados for gamesters.

So this was the meaning of his dorados' sullen insinuations!

Not one-fifth of America had been explored, and already two El Dorados had been found and conquered.

Large quantities of gold-fish (dorados) descend this rapid, and it was the largest rapid we had yet met with.

But concerning this part of the subject I have nothing to say, being no prophet of El Dorados.

After all, if imagination be our fellow-traveller, we might well discover El Dorados within easy reach of our own townships.

Quesada's dorados had gone behind the wagons to currycomb and further polish their new horses.

He came to this barranca in the dark of last night—he and three dorados and a tall ungraceful wench, pale as a sickly lily!

They met with little weed; but caught two dorados, and more in the other ships.

These were the El Dorados and lands of Goshen to which all respectable emigrants eagerly flocked.