brindle Synonyms

brindle Meaning

Wordnet

brindle (s)

having a grey or brown streak or a pattern or a patchy coloring; used especially of the patterned fur of cats

Webster

brindle (n.)

The state of being brindled.

A brindled color; also, that which is brindled.

Webster

brindle (a.)

Brindled.

brindle Sentence Examples

  1. The Great Dane had a beautiful brindle coat, with swirls of black and brown blending together.
  2. Walking through the park, I spotted a brindle boxer playing fetch with its owner.
  3. The rescue dog at the shelter had a striking brindle pattern that caught everyone's attention.
  4. As the sun shone through the window, it illuminated the brindle fur of the sleeping mastiff.
  5. The brindle markings on the bulldog's face gave him a distinctive and charming appearance.
  6. In the show ring, the brindle whippet moved gracefully, showcasing its elegant coat.
  7. My neighbor's brindle pit bull was friendly and gentle, despite his intimidating appearance.
  8. The veterinarian admired the brindle coloring of the mixed-breed puppy during its check-up.
  9. She chose the brindle puppy from the litter because she was drawn to its unique markings.
  10. With each step, the brindle hound wagged its tail happily, enjoying its walk in the countryside.

FAQs About the word brindle

having a grey or brown streak or a pattern or a patchy coloring; used especially of the patterned fur of catsThe state of being brindled., A brindled color; als

prismatic, opalescent,striated, multicolored, iridescent, streaked, variegated, colored, polychromatic, varicolored

faint, bleached, grey, achromatic, pale, pale, faded, faint, pallid, bleached

The Great Dane had a beautiful brindle coat, with swirls of black and brown blending together.

Walking through the park, I spotted a brindle boxer playing fetch with its owner.

The rescue dog at the shelter had a striking brindle pattern that caught everyone's attention.

As the sun shone through the window, it illuminated the brindle fur of the sleeping mastiff.