mastiff in Irish
mastiff in Irish is maistín — mastiff means a breed of large, powerful, deep-chested dog with a smooth coat, traditionally kept as a watchdog or guard dog.
mastiff in Irish
maistín
One of an old breed of powerful, deep-chested, and smooth-coated dogs, used chiefly as watchdogs and guard dogs.
What does "mastiff" mean?
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noun A breed of large, powerful, deep-chested dog with a smooth coat, traditionally kept as a watchdog or guard dog.
"The mastiff lay across the doorway like a living barricade."
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mastiff in a sentence
- The mastiff lay across the doorway like a living barricade.
- Their old mastiff still barks at every visitor to the yard.
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What is "mastiff" in Irish?
"mastiff" in Irish is maistín. mastiff means: A breed of large, powerful, deep-chested dog with a smooth coat, traditionally kept as a watchdog or guard dog.
How do you use "mastiff" in a sentence?
Example: "The mastiff lay across the doorway like a living barricade." In Irish, "mastiff" is maistín.
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