SCHNAUZER


Meaning of SCHNAUZER in English

ˈshnau̇zə(r), -au̇tsə- noun

Etymology: German, from schnauze snout, muzzle + -er; from the mustache and beard — more at snout

1. usually capitalized : an old German breed of terriers occurring in three varieties differing only in size that have a long head with small ears and heavy eyebrows, mustache, and beard and a wiry coat of pepper-and-salt, black, or black and tan

2. -s : a dog of this breed

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