What is "halfbreed"

Usage examples of "halfbreed".

The halfbreed phibs crouched down to watch the house -- this very balcony.

Because of his distinct resemblance to his wild cousins, Halfbreed was a very useful scout.

And why had he first felt the long-vanished spirit of the Horse-Loving halfbreed whose body he had taken?

However, he made Shakespeare, the Freetown halfbreed, come up to his own end of the canoe and tell him about Porroh, which Shakespeare, failing in his attempts to leave Pollock alone, presently did with considerable freedom and gusto.

I called him a Red River halfbreed and he never said a word--just swallowed it!

Borvo and Maros were mounted on two halfbreed Libyans big and sturdy enough for such hefty men.

But it was hardly as surprising as finding a halfbreed among the members of the Assembly, that ultimate repository of Kharemoughi arrogance.

Those bright colors you sometimes see in halfbreeds are about all they retain from their full phib ancestors.

They were gathering to descend on the halfbreeds, to destroy them in their slums.

In the south, between the Orange River and the Vaal, there was no form of government at all, but a welter of Dutch farmers, Basutos, Hottentots, and halfbreeds living in a chronic state of turbulence, recognising neither the British authority to the south of them nor the Transvaal republics to the north.

These were a strange mixture: French peasants, halfbreeds, Canadian-born Frenchmen, gentlemen of birth with lives and fortunes gone askew, and many of the native Canadian noblesse, who, like the nobles of France, forbidden to become merchants, became adventurers with the coureurs du bois, who were ever with them in spirit more than with the merchant.

Theres a commanding officer and a halfbreed Vulcan on this ship that can quote you chapter and verse on that.

When you said newspaper reporter, schoolmarm, or army wife, it didn't sound half as suggestive as a Kiowa halfbreed in her teens packing her own gun.