Definition of dalmatian
: any of a breed of medium-sized dogs having a white short-haired coat with many black or brown spots
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This 60-second ad features a wannabe Budweiser Clydesdale training for a spot on the beer wagon team in a Rocky-style montage, aided by a dalmatian of course.
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Joe dressed up as a dalmatian and Sophie stepped out as a bunny.
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Latta, dressed as a dalmatian, then asked the crowd to part for the runway show/costume contest, judged by Pauly Shore.
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Joe and Sophie first announced their engagement on Oct. 15, less than one year after the couple sparked dating rumors at a Halloween party (where Joe dressed up as a dalmatian and Sophie put on bunny ears).
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Sparky is an old fire hydrant painted to look like a Dalmatian by Laura Rudkin last summer for the village of Fox Lake's inaugural outdoor public art exhibition.
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There were also people who dressed up like dalmatians and comic book heroes and who wore elf ears and viking hats.
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Origin and Etymology of dalmatian
from the supposed origin of the breed in Dalmatia
DALMATIAN Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of dalmatian for English Language Learners
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: a type of dog that has short white fur with many black or brown spots
DALMATIAN Defined for Kids
Definition of dalmatian for Students
: a large dog having a short white coat with black or brown spots
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