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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
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CAT Coloring
Let's there is a cat with mostly white fur, but has some black spots here and there. How do I use "coloring" to describe it?
"The cat has white and black coloring."
"The white cat has black coloring."
"The cat has white and black coloring."
"The white cat has black coloring."
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SheltieBites Let's say there is a cat with mostly white fur, but has some black spots here and there. How do I use "coloring" to describe it? The cat is mostly white but has some black (patches)(areas).
- SheltieBites Let's say there is a cat with mostly white fur, but has some black spots here and there.
- How do I use "coloring" to describe it?
- The cat is mostly white but has some black (patches)(areas).
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