I understand he is a registered and pedigreed dog, and he certainly shows evidences of good breeding.
It was a pedigreed dog, named Darley's Launcelot of Middlesex.
The first is among pure-bred dairy cattle, the pedigreed Jerseys and Holsteins.
Some say that if pedigreed dogs were trained they would beat the other dogs.
The manner of judging pedigreed field dogs has been reduced to an almost exact science.
We set out a number of plants from strawberry growers that advertise a pedigreed strawberry, and beside those we have strawberry plants from growers who don't advertise them as pedigreed.
Mr. Kellogg: Is there such a thing as a pedigreed strawberry plant that is taken from runners?
I don't believe there is anything much inpedigreed strawberries.
On inquiry I learned that one must expect such things if he goes in for pure-bred, pedigreed sheep that may take prizes at the fall fairs.
But so many scientists call to see us that even the children are getting high-toned notions and nothing would do them but properly registered, pedigreed sheep from a prize-winning flock.
One hundred thousand dollars and many pedigreed animals have changed hands, and it wasn't done quietly either.
One was an Englishman and the other a North American, owning ranches near Rosario, and they were negotiating with Colonel Lacevera for some pedigreed horses which he owned.
There will be a gigantic celebration at Mrs. Hiram Walker's--and all the pedigreed world will be there.
Evidently he was sorry to find me so pedigreed a person.
But this singing Pedigreed Fellow, with all his airs!
The German was a pedigreed fellow, and thenceforth he called him by that nickname.
Only a smooth-cheeked, thick slab cut from a pedigreed Italian Provolone of medium girth, all in one piece and with no sign of a crack, satisfy the gourmet.
Like all fine Argentine cheeses the milk of pedigreed herds fed on prime pampas grass distinguishes Goya from lesser Parmesan types, even back in Italy.
Because of the time and labor involved maybe you had better buy your cheese cakes, even though some of the truly fine ones cost a dime a bite, especially the pedigreed Jewish-American ones in Manhattan.
She took their breaths away by the prices given and received for pedigreed Persians, pedigreed Ohio Improved Chesters, pedigreed Scotch collies, and pedigreed Jerseys.
Also, the ten acres have come pretty close to paying for the whole twenty, as well as for this house, and all the outbuildings, and all the pedigreed stock.
You're a better man now than any of the pedigreed dudes I know of, and as for taints in the blood, I could tell you of some of the sons of great men who have taints as bad as any child of the slums.
Your father has some scrub stock and some pedigreed stock.
He seems to think pedigreed dogs are better for his filthy purposes than street curs.
Eleven dollars, for a high-pedigreed collie pup, was a joke price.
Come along here, Mr. Wright, and I'll show you the best cows this side of the Hudson Riverall pedigreed prize winners.
Anyone can see with half an eye it's a pedigreed animal.
Francis has the idea that a dirty mongrel would be nicer than a beautifulpedigreed dog like Kiki," she cried disgustedly.
Once the shock was over, the Royal-pedigreed Slummer began to feel better for the plunge.
The onliest pedigreed 'Royal Analostan' in the 'ole sheow, ye kneow.
No man or boy about the place would have dreamed of throwing a stone at the famous pedigreed Cat.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pedigreed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
