spaniel in Irish
spaniel in Irish is spáinnéar — spaniel means a type of gun dog with a broad muzzle, long wavy fur, and drooping ears, traditionally bred for hunting.
spaniel in Irish
spáinnéar
Any of various small to medium-sized breeds of gun dog having a broad muzzle, long, wavy fur and long ears that hang at the side of the head, bred for flushing and retrieving game.
What does "spaniel" mean?
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noun A type of gun dog with a broad muzzle, long wavy fur, and drooping ears, traditionally bred for hunting.
"Their spaniel loved chasing birds out of the hedges."
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spaniel in a sentence
- Their spaniel loved chasing birds out of the hedges.
- Cocker spaniels are known for their gentle temperament.
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What is "spaniel" in Irish?
"spaniel" in Irish is spáinnéar. spaniel means: A type of gun dog with a broad muzzle, long wavy fur, and drooping ears, traditionally bred for hunting.
How do you use "spaniel" in a sentence?
Example: "Their spaniel loved chasing birds out of the hedges." In Irish, "spaniel" is spáinnéar.
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