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- adjective Able to
breed or bebred .
Etymologies
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Examples
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"I got into the breedable bunnies first," says Ms. Bach.
You Can Lead a Virtual Horse to Water, But You Might Get Sued Along the Way
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Required intact licenses for breedable dogs cost $60 per year; altered ones cost $20.
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Required intact licenses for breedable dogs cost $60 per year; altered ones cost $20.
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You will go, as all unwed females of breedable years do, to the marriage auction block.
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If beauty were a simple thing, it would be possible to arrange human beings in a simple scale, according to whether they had more or less of this simple quality -- just as one can do in the case of what are perhaps really simple and breedable qualities -- height or weight.
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If beauty were a simple thing, it would be possible to arrange human beings in a simple scale, according to whether they had more or less of this simple quality — just as one can do in the case of what are perhaps really simple and breedable qualities — height or weight.
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Nothing, at any rate, seems more certain than that one result of this most disastrous struggle will be an urgent demand by all the States engaged in it for at least as many male children as the mothers of each country can supply, without special regard to their other characters, breedable or not breedable.
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It's either that or future wars to decide who has rights to breedable wives.
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It's either that or future wars to decide who has rights to breedable wives.
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It's either that or future wars to decide who has rights to breedable wives.
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