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piebald

[pahy-bawld] / ˈpaɪˌbɔld /


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Boo’ya Moon is nicely rendered — it has the feel of 19th-century fantasy paintings — and its monster more elaborately imagined than in the novel, which will only have you looking up the definition of “piebald.”

From Los Angeles Times

His foxes also showed physical changes, like piebald coats and floppy ears — characteristics shared by dogs, cows and other domesticated animals.

From New York Times

A woman presented a piebald English bulldog, the Drake mascot, and Harris gamely crouched on the floor, scratching his belly, till the handler excused him, saying, “He smells food.”

From The New Yorker

All that has turned College Green - a normally grassy area less than the size of four tennis courts - into a piebald muddy patchwork in need of a break.

From Reuters

Non-albino white moose can sometimes be called piebald, meaning they have specks of brown on their white coat, National Geographic reported.

From Fox News