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Hare Indian Dog

Hare Indian Dog noun: an extinct domesticated canine, originally bred in northern Canada by the Sahtú.

hare indian dog: an extinct domesticated canine, originally bred in northern Canada by the Sahtú
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Noun

Hare Indian Dog (plural Hare Indian Dogs)

  1. An extinct domesticated canine, originally bred in northern Canada by the Sahtú.

Forms of Hare Indian Dog

pluralHare Indian Dogs

Questions about Hare Indian Dog

What does Hare Indian Dog mean?
Hare Indian Dog means an extinct domesticated canine, originally bred in northern Canada by the Sahtú.
What part of speech is Hare Indian Dog?
Hare Indian Dog is a noun.
What is the plural of Hare Indian Dog?
The plural of Hare Indian Dog is Hare Indian Dogs.

Words near Hare Indian Dog in the dictionary

  1. Hardyston
  2. hardystonite
  3. hare
  4. hare and hounds
  5. Hare Bay
  6. Hare Indian Dog
  7. Hare Indian Dogs
  8. hare kangaroo
  9. hare kangaroos
  10. Hare Krishna
  11. Hare Krishnas

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