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Border Terrier

Border Terrier noun: a British breed of small, rough-coated terrier, traditionally used in fox-hunting.

Noun

Border Terrier (plural Border Terriers)

  1. A British breed of small, rough-coated terrier, traditionally used in fox-hunting.

Forms of Border Terrier

pluralBorder Terriers

Origin of Border Terrier

From its origin around the Anglo-Scottish border.

Questions about Border Terrier

What does Border Terrier mean?
Border Terrier means a British breed of small, rough-coated terrier, traditionally used in fox-hunting.
What part of speech is Border Terrier?
Border Terrier is a noun.
What is the plural of Border Terrier?
The plural of Border Terrier is Border Terriers.

Words near Border Terrier in the dictionary

  1. border reivers
  2. border state
  3. border states
  4. border stone
  5. border stones
  6. Border Terrier
  7. border-gore
  8. border-land
  9. border-lands
  10. border-line
  11. border-lined

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