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81brindle — /ˈbrɪndl/ (say brindl) adjective 1. grey or tawny with darker streaks or spots. 2. of mixed ancestry; descended partly from dark skinned and partly from fair skinned peoples: black, white, and brindle. –noun 3. a brindle colouring. 4. an animal… …
82half-blood — /ˈhaf blʌd/ (say hahf blud) noun 1. the relation between persons having only one of their parents in common. 2. an animal which has only one parent of pure blood. 3. (derogatory) (racist) (dated) a person of mixed ancestry, especially the… …
83half-blooded — /ˈhaf blʌdəd/ (say hahf bluduhd) adjective 1. (of siblings) having only one parent in common. 2. (derogatory) (racist) (dated) (of a person) having parents of two different ethnic origins, especially with one parent belonging to a dark skinned… …
84half-breed — /ˈhaf brid / (say hahf breed) noun 1. an animal whose parents are of two different breeds or the like. 2. (derogatory) (racist) (dated) a person having parents of two different ethnic origins, especially with one parent belonging to a dark… …
85half-caste — /ˈhaf kast / (say hahf kahst) (usually derogatory, racist) (dated) –noun 1. a person of mixed ancestry, especially the offspring of one dark skinned and one fair skinned parent. –adjective 2. of or relating to such a person. Usage: The use of… …
86yellow — /ˈjɛloʊ / (say yeloh) adjective 1. of a bright colour like that of butter, lemons, etc.; between green and orange in the spectrum. 2. Australian History of the mustard colour chosen as suitably conspicuous for the garb of convicts, the painting… …
87Melanocytic nevus — Classification and external resources Mole, more specifically an intradermal nevus ICD 10 D22 …
88Roanoke Colony — Lost Colony redirects here. For other uses, see Lost Colony (disambiguation). Coordinates: 35°55′42″N 75°42′15″W / 35.928259°N 75.704098°W / …
89Balarama — This article is about the elder brother of the divine being Krishna. For other uses, see Balarama (disambiguation). Balarama Bala Rama Devanagari बलराम Affiliation Avatar of …
90Gringo — (feminine, gringa ) is a Spanish and Portuguese word used in Latin America to denote foreign non native speakers of Spanish (regardless of race), especially English speakers from the British Isles, and Americans, Canadians, Australians, and New… …
