Llano [noun]

There are several varieties of amble peculiar to the Peruvian horse; the most approved is that called the paso llano.

Many horses have no paso llano, but in its stead a short trot.

Trotting horses cannot be taught the paso llano, though they easily acquire the paso portante.

The llano had appeared to them in its grandiose majesty, and a cry of delight had burst from breasts so long oppressed by fear.

On the 12th of March, we ascended upon the celebrated Llano Estacado, and continued along its borders for a few days.

The following day we continued our march down the border of the Llano Estacado.

The Llano and Edwards plateau present us with examples of perpetuated topographic youthfulness.

In the course of them the Spaniards learned of mineral deposits in the Llano River country.

At night, as you know, we might be lost on the Llano, and the wicked wolves eat us both up.

For months he had made up his mind to have her for his wife—long before their forced flight into the Llano Estacado.