Panza

[ pan-zuh; Spanish pahn-thah, -sah ]

noun

1. Sancho. Sancho Panza.

Example Sentences

Mike Panza showed up early to a comedy benefit to support the Kennedy campaign for president.

From BBC

Mr Panza, who works as an environmental officer, might sound like a disaffected Democrat.

From BBC

"I'd like a return to the middle of the road," said Mr Panza, 44.

From BBC

The program also includes two new works: “Brel,” a male solo of breadth and power set to music by Jacques Brel; and “The Ballet Master” to music by Simeon ten Holt and Vivaldi, in which Don Quixote, Sancho Panza and Dulcinea make an appearance by way of the performers John Selya, Daniel Ulbricht and Cassandra Trenary.

From New York Times

There are streetwise brothel madams, cat-and-mouse chases across the dusty plains, a Sancho Panza in the form of a louche British sharpshooter, a flash of lightning that reveals the cruel ranger’s face.

From Los Angeles Times