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tricolor
(redirected from tricolour)

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tricolor
describes a coat color of dogs and cats which has orange and black patches (similar to the tortoiseshell) but has in addition patches of white hair; see tortoiseshell.
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In Pakistan's capital Islamabad, the Indian High Commissioner, Sharat Sabharwal, hoisted the tricolour and read out the President of India's address to the nation at an official function in the mission.
Indian Independence Day celebrations held in different parts of the ... by Asian News International
Whether the tricolour is the one you consider your national flag or you prefer the union flag doesn't matter.
It's like flagging a dead horse by The Mirror (London, England)
Byline: By SILVER WILKIE THACK Angling Club's Andy Anderson took a ribbing from his two travelling companions and fellow competitors when he announced he was going to fish with a tricolour Booby.
REEL FLY MOVE by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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