brindle

[ brin-dl ]

/ ˈbrɪn dl /

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noun

a brindled coloring.

a brindled animal.

adjective

brindled.

Origin of brindle

First recorded in 1670–80; back formation from brindled

Words nearby brindle

brimful, brimmer, brimstone, brinded, Brindisi, brindle, brindled, Brindley, brine, Brinell hardness number, brinelling

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Example sentences from the Web for brindle

Jack and Nina were very fond of Brindle Cow and wept bitterly when they heard this.
Sandman's Goodnight Stories|Abbie Phillips Walker
Flora peeped into the kennel, but Brindle had curled herself up for a comfortable nap, and did not choose to be disturbed.
Flora Lyndsay|Susanna Moodie
Put a saddle on the brindle bull calf, and tried to make it backjump.
Tom Gerrard|Louis Becke
Why, I've got a brindle dog out in the country that I'll guarantee to do the job every time for nothing.
What's your hurry?|George Niblo

"Well, I will; and if I try your patience, bear with me a little," replied Mr. Brindle.
Under the Star-Spangled Banner|F. S. Brereton

British Dictionary definitions for brindle

brindle

/ (ˈbrɪndəl) /

noun

a brindled animal

a brindled colouring

Word Origin for brindle

C17: back formation from brindled

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单词	brindle
释义	brindle [ brin-dl ] / ˈbrɪn dl / SEE SYNONYMS FOR brindle ON THESAURUS.COM noun a brindled coloring. a brindled animal. adjective brindled. Origin of brindle First recorded in 1670–80; back formation from brindled Words nearby brindle brimful, brimmer, brimstone, brinded, Brindisi, brindle, brindled, Brindley, brine, Brinell hardness number, brinelling Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for brindle Jack and Nina were very fond of Brindle Cow and wept bitterly when they heard this. Sandman's Goodnight Stories\|Abbie Phillips Walker Flora peeped into the kennel, but Brindle had curled herself up for a comfortable nap, and did not choose to be disturbed. Flora Lyndsay\|Susanna Moodie Put a saddle on the brindle bull calf, and tried to make it backjump. Tom Gerrard\|Louis Becke Why, I've got a brindle dog out in the country that I'll guarantee to do the job every time for nothing. What's your hurry?\|George Niblo "Well, I will; and if I try your patience, bear with me a little," replied Mr. Brindle. Under the Star-Spangled Banner\|F. S. Brereton British Dictionary definitions for brindle brindle / (ˈbrɪndəl) / noun a brindled animal a brindled colouring Word Origin for brindle C17: back formation from brindled Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012 Words related to brindle spotted, checkered, motley, variegated, speckled, flecked, discolored, parti-colored, stippled, freckle, sprinkle, speck, variegate, spot, flake, patch, fleck, mosaic, dapple, dot
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brindle

noun

adjective

Origin of brindle

Words nearby brindle

Example sentences from the Web for brindle

British Dictionary definitions for brindle

noun

Word Origin for brindle

Words related to brindle