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Definition of mastiffs in English English dictionary: plural of mastiff
Tibetan Mastiffs: plural form of Tibetan Mastiff
mastiff: {n} a very large fierce dog, a tyrant
mastiff: A mastiff is a large, powerful, short-haired dog. a large, strong dog, often used to guard houses (mastin, from mansuetus ). Breed of powerful but gentle dog of Europe and Asia dating to 3000 BC. Mastiffs fought bears, lions, tigers, bulls, and gladiators in Roman arenas and were used in English bull-and bear-baiting rings. The mastiff stands 28-30 in. (70-75 cm) tall and weighs 165-185 lbs (75-85 kg). It has a broad head, short dark muzzle, and dark drooping ears. Its short coat is apricot, silver fawn, or brindled. The bullmastiff, a bulldog-mastiff crossbreed standing 24-27 in. (61-69 cm) tall and weighing 100-130 lbs (45-59 kg), is used as a police and guard dog
mastiff: One of several large breeds of dog (such as bulldogs and Saint Bernards), often used as guard dogs
mastiff: an old breed of powerful deep-chested smooth-coated dog used chiefly as a watchdog and guard dog
mastiff: There are various strains, differing in form and color, and characteristic of different countries
mastiff: {i} breed of large and powerful short-haired dogs with drooping ears and lips
mastiff: A breed of large dogs noted for strength and courage

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