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kelpie
1[ kel-pee ]
noun
- (in Scottish legends) a water spirit, usually having the form of a horse, reputed to cause drownings or to warn those in danger of drowning.
kelpie
2[ kel-pee ]
noun
kelpie
1/ ˈkɛlpɪ /
noun
- an Australian breed of sheepdog, originally developed from Scottish collies, having a smooth coat of various colours and erect ears
kelpie
2/ ˈkɛlpɪ /
noun
- (in Scottish folklore) a water spirit in the form of a horse that drowned its riders
Word History and Origins
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Origin of kelpie2
Word History and Origins
Origin of kelpie1
Origin of kelpie2
Example Sentences
His kelpie dropped a ball at my feet, tail wagging, and I threw it without thinking.
Thanks to farmer James for showing Jodie and me some five week old kelpie pups at the Sydney Royal @eastershow this morning.
Cases in point are the kelpie, whose sole aim in life is to attract humans towards it, and the Pogrebin, which seeks out humans for itself.
A kelpie thought to be the world’s oldest dog has died at home on a dairy farm in the Australian state of Victoria.
The room filled with the sounds of people swept away by their own breath – one man was barking like a kelpie, and beside me a woman sounded like an episode of One Born Every Minute.
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