Skip to main content
Glite Dictionary
Bandido

Bandido

7.7
A wrestler who uses high, fast moves and excites fans
  • proper noun
: Bandido
  • During the wrestling event, Bandido executed a breathtaking dive off the top rope, thrilling the audience.

Examples

  • - ¡Bandido!

    The In-Laws (1979)

  • Ilya spent most of today in Cafe Eldorado with Bandido buddies.

    The Saint (1997)

  • The most important thing and the most precious thing for a guy like Boli Bandido, a guy that's got enemies,

  • He was enlisted to uncover the real Bandido.

    Bandidas (2006)

  • I THINK HE'S A BANDIDO.

    Tempest (1982)

  • BANDIDO.

    Tempest (1982)

  • BANDIDO.

    Tempest (1982)

  • He delivered an incredible performance as Bandido, showcasing his high-flying moves in front of a cheering crowd.

  • Fans eagerly awaited Bandido's entrance, knowing he would bring excitement and energy to the ring.

Surface Forms

Bandido main

Etymology

Bandido comes from the Spanish word bandido, which means 'bandit' or 'outlaw' and is the same root as English bandit. That's why the name suggests a daring, bold fighter and fits a wrestler known for fast, high-flying moves.