Definition

Having a pattern of streaks or patches, often in grey or brown, typically used to describe the fur or skin of animals.

Example

The dog had a beautiful brinded coat that made it stand out in the park.

Conversation

Have you seen that brinded dog in the neighborhood?

Yes, I saw it yesterday! It's so unique looking.

I love how its fur has that brinded pattern.

I know, right? It really stands out among the other dogs.

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Root Explanation

Brinded originates from the Old English word 'brind', meaning brindled or having streaks or spots. The word describes an animal, particularly one with a coat that has a mix of colors, often with darker stripes or patches on a lighter background.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word 'brind' which refers to something with streaks or spots, helping you remember that 'brinded' describes an animal with a mixed or streaked coat.

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