brin·dled

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• brin|dled — «BRIHN duhld», adjective. gray, tan, or tawny with darker streaks and spots. ╂[variant of brinded] …   Useful english dictionary

• dled — brin·dled; han·dled; mid·dled; mud·dled; mud·dled·ness; rad·dled; …   English syllables

• brin — afi·brin·o·gen·emia; An·ti·fe·brin; A·te·brin; brin·di·si; brin·dle; brin·dled; brin·dling; brin·gal; brin·i·ness; brin·jal; brin·jar·ry; brin·ser; fi·brin; fi·brin·o·gen; fi·brin·o·gen·o·pe·nia; fi·brin·oid; fi·brin·ous; brin·er; brin·jaul;… …   English syllables

• brindled — brin·dled …   English syllables

• brindled — brin|dled [ˈbrındld] adj also brin|dle [ˈbrındl] [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: brinded brindled (15 19 centuries), perhaps from a Scandinavian language] a brindled animal is brown and has marks or bands of another colour >brindle n [U and C] …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• brindled — brin|dled [ brındld ] adjective with fur that is brown or gray mixed with other colors …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• brindled — brin•dled [[t]ˈbrɪn dld[/t]] adj. gray or tawny with darker streaks or spots • Etymology: 1670–80; alter. of brinded, earlier brended ME brend, brind burnt …   From formal English to slang

• Brindled — Brin dled, a. [A dim. form of brinded.] Having dark streaks or spots on a gray or tawny ground; brinded. With a brindled lion played. Churchill. [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English