dark-coated
- adjective
- /dɑrkˈkoʊtɪd/
- The farmer admired the dark-coated sheep as they grazed peacefully in the lush green field.
Examples
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The dark-coated Labrador retriever was known for its friendly nature and playful spirit.
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At the corner of Pirogovsky Street, there was the usual clutch of dark-coated, fur-hatted Russians, but not in the usual orderly queue.
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As she walked through the park, she spotted a dark-coated Doberman running happily beside its owner.
Synonyms
Having a deep brown or nearly black color
A person with dark hair like black or brown
A deep brown color like wood or earth
Having black or very dark hair
Having a dark shade, like deep blue or black
A little less light in color than usual
Having black fur or hair on the body
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Etymology
Dark-coated is simply two English parts: dark ('not light') and coat ('covering' like a jacket), so it describes an animal whose fur or hair is a dark 'covering' or color.