Zorro
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5.4
- proper noun
- /ˈzɔroʊ/
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Zorro
- Why exactly... did you bring a Zorro mask?
- Zorro masks
- Mark of Zorro
- Legend of Zorro
And then you had you had like the Zorro kind of mask over your eyes.
- And then you had you had like the Zorro kind of mask over your eyes.
- He was acting out scenes, acting out skits like he was he was Zorro.
- They're trying on what it's like to be Zorro in order to see if they can catch any of his virtues.
Examples
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And then you had you had like the Zorro kind of mask over your eyes.
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Now you look like Zorro, huh?
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It's the mark of Zorro.
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I'm the only Zorro in town!
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Later on, we'll go home and I'll put on the Zorro outfit.
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Well, Zorro's here to take care of you again.
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Come on, Zorro.
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Who are you, Zorro?
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I am El Zorro!
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In the movie, the fearless character Zorro fights against injustice and defends the weak.
Synonyms
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3.2
A fictional hero who fights crime in a city while wearing a bat costume and using clever detective skills
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9.9
A fictional masked fighter in Batman stories who sometimes helps or fights him
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8.6
A 1986 crime film by Michael Mann and a comic book character
A fictional superhero who strongly loves and defends their country
Surface Forms
Etymology
The fictional hero Zorro took his name from the Spanish zorro, meaning 'fox', because a fox is clever and quick. That's why the masked hero acts quietly, surprises his enemies, and became a symbol of a brave, sneaky defender.