Brindle is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRINDLE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an animal marked with spots
• a brownish or tawny colour of animal fur, with streaks of other colour
• an animal with a brindle coat
• brindled animal
• The state of being brindled.
• A brindled color; also, that which is brindled.
ADJECTIVE:
• (especially of a domestic animal) brownish or tawny with streaks of other colour
• having a grey or brown streak or a pattern or a patchy coloring; used especially of the patterned fur of cats
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a brindled color

Words related to BRINDLE

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Words that contain BRINDLE

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How to use BRINDLE in a sentence

• The orthodox colours are brindle, fawn, blue, black, and harlequin.
• In the brindle dogs the ground colour should be any shade from light yellow to dark red-yellow on which the brindle appears in darker stripes.
• He was an exceedingly grand specimen of his race, strong framed, with plenty of hair of a blue brindle colour.
• The term red includes all shades, sable, brindle, lemon or orange, but the brighter and clearer the red the better.
• A brindle spot is not amiss, and even a brindle dog is admissible, but black marks are wrong.
• So I went out and watered the creatures and milked Brindle, and got mother a nice little breakfast, and made Stephen some gruel.
• I liked the black and white skin better than the brindle, so he cut that for the right foot, and told me always to make it start first.
• It was our big old brindle cat, Tom, roused from his place before the fire.
• And the rollicking Rebel raiders Forgot themselves somehow, And three cheers brave for the hero gave, And three for the brindle cow.
• If you see your pa tell him I say to look at the brindle cow.
• As he passed the pen the startled sheep huddled into a far corner, bleating plaintively, and the brindle cow looked after him with soft, persuasive eyes.
• The sun was still in his brindle hair, in his gay eyes.
• TED I have a little brindle dog, Seal-brown from tail to head.
• My little friend Philo had been stolen on our march, so his place was taken now by a brindle bull terrier which had been born in Albert.
• At the heels of the two men trotted silently a big, brindle hound.
• Margaret had a favourite cow, named by her mistress, Brindle, from the colours of her coat.
• Tamar had learned to milk Brindle, and this was always her first work.
• Tamar being come to the gate, stopped there, and called Brindle, who knew Tamar as well as she knew her own calf.
• In the mean time the morning broke, the light of day was restored, and Tamar creeping gently from her hiding-place, left Brindle, whilst she ran back to the cottage.
• The weather was warm and the hens were taking a dust bath under the apple tree, and the brindle calf was asleep in the shadow of the barn.
• The cows came home when father did, and the brindle calf was glad that she had not gone away from the farmyard when she saw her mother come in from the clover lot.

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