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| Sea·ly·ham ter·ri·er [ slee hàm térree ər, slee əm térree ər ] (plural Sea·ly·ham ter·ri·ers) |
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terrier developed in Wales: a dog with short legs, a long head, powerful jaws, and a wiry, mostly white coat, belonging to a breed developed in Wales for catching rabbits and similar animals
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| [Late 19th century. After a village in South Wales] |
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