Weimaranern.
/vʌɪməˈrɑːnə/, /wʌɪməˈrɑːnə/, /ˈvʌɪmərɑːnə/, /ˈwʌɪmərɑːnə/, U.S. /ˈwaɪməˌrɑnər/ A (breed of) grey, short-coated, drop-eared pointer, which was originally bred as a hunting dog in the Weimar region.
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1943 Amer. Kennel Gaz. Jan. 77/1 The admission to registration of the Weimaraner..brings to 109 the breeds now recognized as pure-bred.
1952 L. Ross Picture 35 He had..a pen for eight Weimaraner puppies.
1954 Time 1 Mar. 19/1 Republican speechwriters came to a point like so many Weimaraners last November.
1968 Globe & Mail (Toronto) 17 Feb. 49/5 (advt.) Weimaraners are medium size sporting dogs.
1979 Daily Mail 26 Oct. 25/2 The upper middles have recently taken to foreign breeds—weimaraners and rotweilers.
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