Dominguín

[ daw-meeng-geen ]

noun

1. Luis Mi·guel [lwees mee-, gel], Luis Miguel González Lucas, 1926–1996, Spanish bullfighter.

Example Sentences

Recuperating in bed and finding himself both bored and consumed by professional frustrations, Dominguín called a Madrid radio station to ask for time on the air.

From New York Times

Dominguín was suave, cocky, ambitious, defiant, theatrical — a man of “indomitable self-esteem” and physical vigor who was always surrounded by “company that was completely joyous and happy” and whose life seemed to pour over him in a warm, never-ending bath of eager women and delicious wine.

From New York Times

Dominguín began ascending professionally in 1943, just as Manolete’s fame was exploding.

From New York Times

When a correspondent from the radio station arrived at Dominguín’s bedside with a microphone, the young matador didn’t hold back.

From New York Times

Now Dominguín was giving fans permission to feel exhausted with the dour-faced, overpaid man who had dominated bullfighting for years.

From New York Times