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1. (adj.) piebald
having patches of two colors, esp. black and white.
2. (n.) piebald
a piebald animal.
Etymology: (1580–90; pie2 (see pied ) +bald)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) motley, calico, multicolor, multi-color, multicolour, multi-colour, multicolored, multi-colored, multicoloured, multi-coloured, painted, particolored, particoloured, piebald, pied, varicolored, varicoloured
having sections or patches colored differently and usually brightly
"a jester dressed in motley"; "the painted desert"; "a particolored dress"; "a piebald horse"; "pied daisies"
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1. (adj) piebald
having spots and patches of black and white, or other colors; mottled; pied
2. (adj) piebald
fig.: Mixed
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Sense: (usually of horses) black and white in patches.
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 Afrikaans: swartbont |
 Arabic: مُلَوَّن بِلَوْنَيْن |
 Bulgarian: на петна |
 Brazilian: malhado |
 Czech: skvrnitý, grošovaný |
 German: scheckig |
 Danish: sort- og hvidplettet |
 Greek: που έχει άσπρες και μαύρε |
 Spanish: picazo |
 Estonian: musta-valgekirju |
 Farsi: ابلق؛ دورنگه |
 Finnish: mustavalkea |
 French: pie |
 Hebrew: סוּס שָׁחוֹר-לָבַן |
 Hindi: चितकबरा |
 Croatian: šaren, šarac (konj) |
 Hungarian: tarkánfoltos |
 Indonesian: hitam putih, belang |
 Icelandic: tvílitur; svartskjóttur |
 Italian: pezzato |
 Japanese: ぶちの |
 Korean: 흑백 얼룩 무늬의 (말) |
 Lithuanian: keršas |
 Latvian: dābolains |
 Malay: bertompok hitam putih |
 Dutch: bont |
 Norwegian: spraglet, skimlet |
 Polish: srokaty |
 Persian: ابلق؛ دورنگه |
 Pashto: رنګارنګ، برګ، برګ څاروى پ |
 Portuguese: malhado |
 Romanian: bălţat |
 Russian: пегий |
 Slovak: grošovaný |
 Slovenian: lisast |
 Serbian: dvobojan |
 Swedish: fläckig, skäckig |
 Thai: ซึ่งมีลายดำสลับขาว |
 Turkish: alaca |
 Taiwanese: (指馬)黑白花斑的 |
 Ukrainian: рябий; строкатий |
 Urdu: گھوڑے کے سفيد و سياہ داغ |
 Vietnamese: có đốm |
 Chinese: （指马）黑白花斑的 |
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