red-polled1
/ˈrɛdpəʊld/adjective
Of a person: having red hair; (of an animal) having a red head or a head with red markings.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in John Wolcot (d. 1819), poet and satirist. From red + polled.
red-polled2
/ˈrɛdpəʊld/ /ˈrɛdpɒld/adjective
Designating a breed of red-coated hornless cattle, or cattle of this breed. Also as noun Compare red poll.
Origin
Late 18th century. From red + polled. With use as noun compare red poll.
- Black Canadian
- black canon
- blackcap
- black-capped
- black carbon
- Black Carib
- black cattle
- black caucus
- black cherry
- black chocolate
- black choler
- black church
- black clock
- black coal
- black coat
- black-coated
- blackcock
- black cockatoo
- black cod
- black code
- black coffee
- black consciousness
- black cotton soil
- Black Country
- black county