schnauzer
schnauzer
Definition
schnau·zer (s̸hno̵u′zər)
noun
any member of three breeds of sturdily built dog with a wiry, pepper-and-salt or black coat, whiskers, and bushy eyebrows, orig. bred in Germany: the standard schnauzer is 17 to 23 in (43.2-58 cm) high at the shoulder; the miniature schnauzer, 12 to 14 in (30.5-35.5 cm); the giant schnauzer, over 23.5 in (59.7 cm)
Etymology: Ger < schnauzen, to snarl, growl < schnauze, snout
schnauzer
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- visual: This is used by the visual schnauzer, which needs to load images when it generates icon files.
- mini: If anyone is able to help us find a mini schnauzer, we would be very grateful.
Modifies a noun
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