Definitions
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- adjective covered with dark hair
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Examples
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The street was almost empty, only a few dark-coated figures on the sidewalks turning to stare after the car.
Wonder Woman and the Lasso of Truth Boudreau Freret 2010
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Because he was dark-coated as Triell had been, and not much bigger than my lost brother, I felt I had known the smallpup for longer than a day.
Promise of the Wolves Dorothy Hearst 2008
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The dark-coated German Shepherd dog Rin Tin Tin made his first film in 1923 and was the world's biggest box-office draw by 1926.
Archive 2008-12-28 Zen Tiger 2008
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Because he was dark-coated as Triell had been, and not much bigger than my lost brother, I felt I had known the smallpup for longer than a day.
Promise of the Wolves Dorothy Hearst 2008
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Because he was dark-coated as Triell had been, and not much bigger than my lost brother, I felt I had known the smallpup for longer than a day.
Promise of the Wolves Dorothy Hearst 2008
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All else would be there to follow and commemorate — soldiers, sailors, foreign princes, half-masted bunting, tolling bells, and above all the surging, great, dark-coated crowd, with perhaps a simple sadness here and there deep in hearts beneath black clothes put on by regulation.
In Chancery 2004
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Even Wolfie with his sharp sight could barely make out the dark-coated figures against the black of the serried trunks, and he wondered if the lady, too, was a magician.
Fox Evil Walters, Minette 2002
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Jack stiffened as a dark-coated gentleman stepped around the country dame to accost Sophie.
A Lady of Expectations Laurens, Stephanie 1995
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Jack stiffened as a dark-coated gentleman stepped around the country dame to accost Sophie.
A Lady of Expectations Laurens, Stephanie 1995
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At the corner of her vision, she thought she saw a dark-coated figure move toward the door.
War for the Oaks Bull, Emma, 1954- 1987
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