Cowboy Idioms Novels & Stories

No luck yet. “We saw you ride tonight. Pretty impressive,” one girl said as she walked up with her hands in her back pockets. “Thanks,” I said with a soft smile. “Have you always been a cowboy?” she asked as she moved even closer to me. “Yes.” “Do you want to show off any other moves you might have?” she asked me while biting her lip. And there it was. I was going to play dumb with her and hoped it would get the point across. If women just thought that every man was dumb, they wouldn't hold it against us so much.

It would be just my luck to be given a carrier pigeon to send messages back and forth. "We've never been there, have we, Gordon?" Joanne's mum, Norah asked. Gordon pressed his lips together as he thought. "Isn't that the one that serves cowboy food?" "That's the one," Joanne replied, rolling her eyes. "Honestly, Dad. Cowboy food." She chortled. "I bet our Izzy will get to experience the real deal over the pond," my dad added, "Real cowboy food." He beamed.

I use my best alluring voice that usually has women all over me. "Babe?" She questions then hums under her breath. I get the feeling she doesn't care too much for the nickname. "Yeah. Babe. You did just stake your claim on me," I whisper in her ear before licking the shell. These last six years without her have been our own personal hell. Some of us swore off women altogether. Some of us just stick to one-night stands or casual sex. Me? I tried to purge her away in every beautiful woman I could. The Storm cowboy is watching us closely with his dark eyes taking in every detail. I know that look well, my friends and I use it all the time. It's crucial because it could be the difference between

Not a real one, but someone doing a horrible impersonation of one. Ellie thought he'd said something earlier about it being silly that wolves were riding horses, so she didn't believe a word he said. She just tried to smile while Shelby asked another question. "Was he a rodeo cowboy or a cattle moving cowboy?" "He was a real cowboy," Blade said, emphasizing the word "real" which still didn't answer the question. Then, he leaned in way too close to Ellie and asked, "Do you know what I'm good at ropin'?"

“Ain’t nothin’ wrong with speakin’ your mind.” “Oh, Marky-mark, you are sweeter than ten pounds of sugar,” Keely cooed. “You remember you said that to me when I look you up in a few years, when you’re a world-famous bull rider, fendin’ off all them hot buckle bunnies. You probably won’t have the time of day for a little ol’ country cowgirl like me.” “Aw shoot, Keely, that’d never happen.” Carter snorted. Keely the cowboy conqueror had struck again.

He’s very muscular and drool worthy. “Oh, my bad I'm a little buzzed here cowboy,” Kim laughed. “How do you know my name have we met before?” Cowboy asked. “Ah no I just call guys who wear cowboy hats, cowboy, when I don't know their name.” Kim replied. “Well lucky guess. My name is Cowboy, and this here is my friend Smokey,” Cowboy introduced. “Where's the bandit?” Raine asked laughing. “Ha ha good one, like I haven’t heard that before,” Smokey fake laughed.

Matt shook his head and told them both -goodnight. - - - Will emitted a loud sputtering sound as his horse broke into a gallop. ‘No!’ Man called out to him. ‘Bring it up out of your lungs. Like a real cowboy.’ ‘Yee-ha!’ the boy yelled, tentatively waving one fist in the air.

A few more youthful guys promptly bounced up from their seats and headed his way. Keegan called for the crowd’s consideration once more. “All right, y’all! We’re gonna go ahead and get this party begun. Our to begin with occasion is gonna be Tie- Down Restricting! If you don’t know what that is—and I don’t know how anybody who lives in this fine state of Texas wouldn’t know, but fair in case you don’t—Tie-Down Restricting is a coordinated occasion where the cattle rustler on horseback catches a calf by tossing a circle of rope from his lariat. The objective is to hurl the rope around its neck, at that point get off and limit it by tying its legs together. Of course, we’ve had to make a few a

Jim says. “Well, that makes sense. I should really stop using my brain when I’m around you yunno” I tell him, smiling. “Don’t do that” Jim chuckles. He goes ahead to pay for the ride and I click onto a horse and Jim does the same to another horse, beside me. “Heee yaaa!” I say, trying to imitate a cowboy and his horse, and Jim laughs in embarrassment. “Babe common, do that with me” I plead

She sighed. “The cowboy said despicable things to you. I know. But, I believe those things were said out of shock and anger at what you two had lost. He took it out on you because you were the one that . . . witnessed it all,” he said as he kneaded her shoulders. “You don’t know him. He always says what he means,” Jodi whined and pouted. “You didn’t see his face after you left. It was like . . . he realized that he had made the biggest mistake of his life.”