0 an animal or plant that is a mixture of breeds and is therefore a new variety (= type of plant or animal) --
1 to cause a plant or animal to breed with another plant or animal of a different type in order to produce a new variety (= type of plant or animal): --
A range of crossbred and pedigree animals was used.
The cattle are shown by breed, including crossbreed.
The lowest quality regularly quoted grade—crossbred 58s on an oil-combed basis—averaged about 64p per kilo.
The argument is sometimes used that we ought to retain it for all calves of the purely beef breeds or the crossbred animals.
Such a list would serve a useful purpose in tracing the owners of potentially dangerous dogs and crossbreeds.
All other heifers, including dual-purpose breeds and crossbred calves sired by a beef bull, will be judged on their merits.
The use of crossbred sires does not hand down the predominant features that one trys to get into one's breeding.
The use of 56/58's crossbred yarns for some garments instead of the yarns previously used is, therefore, desired.
