clumber
Noun 1. A breed of dog: A Clumber is a specific breed of spaniel, characterized by a heavy, low-slung body, a massive head, and a dense, silky, primarily white coat, often with lemon or orange markings.
The word "Clumber" is a proper noun used as the name for this specific breed of dog. It is always capitalized. * The Clumber is known for its calm and gentle temperament. * We are considering getting a Clumber puppy. * The Clumber at the dog show moved with a distinctive rolling gait.
- As a modifier: The term can be used adjectivally to describe things related to the breed.
- She is an expert in Clumber spaniel grooming techniques.
- The Clumber standard describes the ideal characteristics for the breed.
- Clumber Spaniel: The full, formal name of the breed. This is often used interchangeably with "Clumber."
- The Clumber Spaniel originated in France but was developed in England.
- Clumber Spaniel (n): The full breed name.
- Spaniel (n): The broader category of gun dogs to which the Clumber belongs. (Note: This is a more general term.)
The definition "a thickset spaniel with longish silky hair" is accurate but basic. Key distinguishing features of the Clumber beyond being "thickset" include its substantial bone structure, distinctive brow, and its characteristic white coat with colored markings. It is the largest of the spaniel breeds.
- a thickset spaniel with longish silky hair