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Meanings of brindled in English
Synonyms
Examples for "tabby"
Examples for "tabby"
1
The wild cat supports itself and the tabby cat has its million.
2
It is, in fact, a tabby without the black stripes or spots.
3
Her tabby hood came down in a peak between her green eyes.
4
One of Bertie Briggs's tabby cats begins to walk a high wire.
5
At Taliesin West, one of the cooks had owned a tabby cat.
1
The brindle bull capered about her as she slid through the wires.
2
When he had returned home his mother was milking the brindle cow.
3
Hood Wright's Bevis, a darkish red brown brindle of about 29 inches.
4
The cinch-strap of the brindle shave-tail is taken up two inches.
5
At the heels of the two men trotted silently a big, brindle hound.
1
Thrice the brinded cat hath mewed, and now she threatens to have me up before the matron.
2
Then slowly the hills are brinded
3
Forensic psychiatrist Phil Brinded says people with severe mental illness should be in hospital not prison.
4
However, Brinded will take charge of almost all of Shell's liquefied natural gas operations as these are centered outside the Americas.
5
The comments echo an email that rival Royal Dutch Shell Plc's RDSa.L exploration boss Malcolm Brinded sent to staff last week.
Usage of brindled in English
1
The rest of his pelt was brindled black and gold and brown.
2
That brindled gang of conspirators shoved back their chairs and advanced in force.
3
There are two varieties of them, the common gnoo and the brindled gnoo.
4
It was a candid shot of her and an enormous brindled English Mastiff.
5
The young are of a pale yellowish tint, irregularly brindled with light brown.
6
Brown by nature and instinct, he is now brindled with dirt and dust.
7
The brindled cow, which has led us hither, will supply us with milk.
8
We plunged forward, heaved aloft, and the black, moss-stained walls brindled past us.
9
The brindled dog's condition was not so good as the other's.
10
Some of the standing stones were brindled, striped with dim colors.
11
The earl began violently shaking his shaggy brindled head and backing slightly away.
12
A fine brindled cow with a large udder was attached to the cart behind.
13
He smoked a pipe and bought himself a brindled bull-terrier.
14
Always the brindled mule, wrapt in admiration at his companion's cleverness, crashed along after.
15
By the stove lay three animals, a hen, a cock, and a brindled cow.
16
By the stove lay three beasts, a hen, a cock, and a brindled cow.
About this term
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Brindled through the time
Brindled across language varieties
United Kingdom
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