brindled
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++brin·dled /ˈbrɪndld/ (also brindle /ˈbrɪndl/) adjective HBACCa brindled animal is brown and has marks or bands of another colour 〔动物〕褐色带斑纹[条纹]的 —brindle noun [countable, uncountable]
Examples from the Corpus
brindled• The fur lining the cave was a brindled orange; that of the cat creature too.Origin brindled (1600-1700) brinded “brindled” ((15-19 centuries)), perhaps from a Scandinavian languagebrin·dled adjectiveChineseSyllable
has animal brindled and marks brown a is bands or Corpus
brindled
brin‧dled /ˈbrɪndld/
(also brin‧dle /ˈbrɪndl/) adjective
—brindle noun [uncountable and countable]
brin‧dled /ˈbrɪndld/
(also brin‧dle /ˈbrɪndl/) adjective 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 colourOrigin: brinded 'brindled' (15-19 centuries), perhaps from a Scandinavian language
—brindle noun [uncountable and countable]