any of several breeds of muscular, medium-sized hound that track game by scent, with a short, dense coat and long, drooping ears: originally bred in the U.S. to track and tree raccoons
coonhound
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coonhound
noun
A smooth-coated hound of any of various breeds developed in the southeast United States to hunt raccoons.
coonhound
redbone coonhound
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Noun
(plural coonhounds)
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