bench show
bench show noun: an exhibition of dogs, during which the dogs are mainly kept in assigned locations so that spectators and breeders can walk around the event and view them.
Noun
bench show (plural bench shows)
- An exhibition of dogs, during which the dogs are mainly kept in assigned locations so that spectators and breeders can walk around the event and view them.
Forms of bench show
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Questions about bench show
- What does bench show mean?
- Bench show means an exhibition of dogs, during which the dogs are mainly kept in assigned locations so that spectators and breeders can walk around the event and view them.
- What part of speech is bench show?
- Bench show is a noun.
- What is the plural of bench show?
- The plural of bench show is bench shows.
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