BRIARD

Meaning of BRIARD in English

[bri.ard] n [F, fr. Brie, district in France] (ca. 1929): any of an old French breed of large long-coated sheepdogs

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BRIARD — noun Etymology: French, from Brie, district in France Date: circa 1929 any of an old French breed of large long-coated …
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BRIARD — brēˈär(d) noun Etymology: French, from Brie, district in northeastern France + French -ard 1. usually capitalized : an old French …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
BRIARD — /bree ahr", -ahrd"/ , n. one of a French breed of dogs having a long, slightly wavy coat, raised originally …
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BRIARD — noun Etymology: French, from Brie, district in France Date: circa 1929 : any of an old French breed of large …
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BRIARD — French sheepdog breed mentioned in French records of the 12th century and depicted in medieval French tapestries. It is known …
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BRIARD — Pronunciation: br ē - ' är(d) Function: noun Etymology: French, from Brie, district in France Date: circa 1929 : any …
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SHEEPDOG — In general, any dog breed developed to herd sheep; specifically, the border collie . Most sheepdog breeds stand about 2 …
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SHEEPDOG — n. In general, any dog breed developed to herd sheep; specifically, the border collie . Most sheepdog breeds stand about …
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DOG — n. 25B6; noun she went for a walk with her dog : HOUND, canine, mongrel; pup, puppy; informal doggy, pooch; …
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