chinchilla Meaning & Definition

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Meaning of chinchilla In English

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Examples of chinchilla

  • Its colour and fur greatly resemble the chinchilla, and I have little doubt that the skin is valuable and might be made an article of trade. 

  • She wore, as usual, her pretty chinchilla furs, but was so closely veiled that he might not have recognised her under any circumstances. 

  • Methods. 16 adult chinchilla rabbits (3050-3300 g).

  • The breeding of chinchilla in captivity is a new trade in this country.

  • They suggest, even to the reasonably prudent mind, that investment of about £200 in breeding chinchilla will show a rapid and a large return.

  • The truth is that the only people who are going to make money out of chinchilla rabbits are those advertisers now purporting to sell them as breeding stock.

  • I know that interested parties resent the use of the word "rabbit" in this connection, but really the distinction between chinchilla and rabbit is a distinction without a difference.

  • Unless, therefore, the market expanded very considerably, the effect of producing large quantities of chinchilla pelts would be to reduce the value of the article very considerably.

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