Look up: brindle

1. brindle
   Type: Term Pronunciation: brin′dl Definitions: 1. A hair coat color in which there is a uniform mixture of gray or tawny hairs with others of white or black; a composite color. Usually results in a black tiger stripe pattern on tan background; governed by the e allele at the extension locus.
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2. Brindle
   Brin'dle noun [ See Brindled .] 1. The state of being brindled. 2. A brindled color; also, that which is brindled.
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3. Brindle
   Brin'dle adjective Brindled.
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4. brindle
   A hair coat colour in which there is a uniform mixture of gray or tawny hairs with others of white or black; a composite colour. ... Origin: diminutive of O.E. Brinded ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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5. Brindle
   • (n.) The state of being brindled. • (n.) A brindled color; also, that which is brindled. • (a.) Brindled.
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6. Brindle
   A marking pattern used to describe many breeds, usually in conjunction with another color. Layering of black hairs in regions of lighter color (usually, fawn, brown, or gray) producing a tiger-striped pattern. Brindle is often used to describe Great Danes, Bulldogs, and Boxers. In Boxers, reverse br...
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7. Brindle
   Fine strips of black hair evenly dispersed on lighter colour on coat
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8. Brindle
   an even mixture of dark colors with lighter colors, usually as a striped, tiger-like coat.
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9. Brindle
   :``This article concerns animal color. For the village in England, see Brindle, Lancashire. `Brindle` is a coat coloring pattern in animals, particularly dogs, cats, cattle, crested geckos and, rarely, horses. It is sometimes described as "tiger striped", although the brindle pattern is mo...
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