Phrases with «undercoat»

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An "undercoat" is a layer of paint, fur, or material applied beneath the top layer. It helps to provide a base and additional protection for the surface or to keep warm in the case of animals. Full definition

Adjective + «undercoat»

Verb + «undercoat»

«undercoat» + noun

Sentences with «undercoat»

  • The coat has a thick undercoat of soft, dense wool and a longer outer coat of harsh hair that stands out from the body, creating a fluffy look. (dogbreedstandards.com)
  • With small, pointed, erect ears over bright, intelligent eyes, the Aussie has a harsh, straight outer coat and a short, soft undercoat with a thick ruff of hair around the neck and slightly feathered forelegs. (soonervet.net)
  • The thick undercoat of this canine made it able to withstand the frigid temperatures when it was out protecting and driving a flock of sheep. (blog.pawedin.com)
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