pedigreed
having established purebred ancestry: a pedigreed collie.
Origin of pedigreed
1Other words from pedigreed
- non·ped·i·greed, adjective
- un·ped·i·greed, adjective
Words Nearby pedigreed
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How to use pedigreed in a sentence
Defensive-pedigreed coaches whose defenses actually did well, but churned through QBs and couldn’t get the offense on track.
The NFL Regular Season Ended As It Started: In Absolute Chaos | Sara Ziegler (sara.ziegler@fivethirtyeight.com) | January 10, 2022 | FiveThirtyEightIn an academic world devoted to acknowledging complexity, such dishonest Soviet-pedigreed sloganeering should be repudiated.
Awful accusations–especially those concerning pedigreed children of beloved Hollywood icons–spread like viral wildfire.
Schuyler Evans, a pedigreed bachelor from London, says he can spot a Harry hunter a mile away.
But perhaps the most common pursuit for stars with pedigreed names is a jewelry or cosmetics line.
They often irritate the self-anointed because their pasts are not pedigreed.
You oughtnt to want to get pedigreed geese that belonged to a farmerespecially a farmer with that kind of a disposition.
Winona of the Camp Fire | Margaret WiddemerNobodys going to jump out of the river and tell us that these are his pedigreed perch.
Winona of the Camp Fire | Margaret WiddemerFirst there were those pedigreed geese up on the river, and now Henry.
Winona of the Camp Fire | Margaret WiddemerBrindle is so pedigreed I don't believe he would thank you for the bar sinister you put on him.
Back at School with the Tucker Twins | Nell SpeedThe manner of judging pedigreed field dogs has been reduced to an almost exact science.
Hunting Dogs | Oliver Hartley
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