Cowboys managed goodbyes ignoring expletives and insults at first Crossword Clue

The crossword clue "Cowboys managed goodbyes ignoring expletives and insults at first" with the answer " RANCHEROS" refers to ranch owners or cowboys, particularly in a Spanish context.

The phrase "managed goodbyes" suggests that we need to consider how the word "goodbyes" can be transformed or manipulated. The phrase "ignoring expletives and insults at first" indicates that we should remove the first letters of the words "expletives" (E) and "insults" (I), leaving us with the letters that follow

The crossword clue "Cowboys managed goodbyes ignoring expletives and insults at first" with the answer "COWBOYS" refers to insults at first" suggests that we should disregard the initial letters of those words; however, the answer primarily hinges on the fact that "COWBOYS" is synonymous with the clue itself.

The crossword clue "Cowboys managed goodbyes ignoring expletives and insults at first" with the answer "RANCHERS" refers to the lifestyle of ranchers who often deal with livestock and the comings and goings of cattle.

The instruction to "ignore expletives and insults at first" indicates that we should disregard the first letters of the words "expletives" (E) and "insults" (I), which doesn't alter the formation of the answer but emphasizes the wordplay involved.

The crossword clue "Cowboys managed goodbyes ignoring expletives and insults at first" with the answer "VAQUEROS" refers to a cryptic-style wordplay. "Vaqueros" is the Spanish word for cowboys, particularly in the context of cattle herders.

The clue involves both a definition and a wordplay. The definition is "Cowboys," while the wordplay breaks down as follows: "managed" suggests an anagram, and "goodbyes" could hint at "adios" (a Spanish goodbye). "Ignoring expletives and insults at first" means removing the first letters of the words "expletives" (E) and "insults" (I).