Synonyms and antonyms of Words used to describe the colours of animals in British Thesaurus

albino (noun)

a person or animal with very pale skin, white hair or fur, and pink eyes caused by a medical condition that they were born with

bay (adjective)

a bay horse is red-brown in colour

brindled (adjective)

with fur that is brown or grey mixed with other colours

camouflage (noun)

the colour or shape of an animal that makes it difficult to see because it looks similar to what is around it

dappled (adjective)

a dappled horse or other animal has a coat with spots of different colours on it

dapple-grey (adjective)

a dapple-grey horse is light grey with spots of darker grey

ginger (adjective)

ginger hair or fur is orange-brown

piebald (adjective)

a piebald animal is two different colours, usually black and white

pied (adjective)

a pied bird or animal has feathers or fur of two or more different colours, usually black and white