Množina: breeds

1. A lineage or race of people; SYN. strain.
2. A special kind of domesticated animals within a species; SYN. strain, stock, variety.
3. A special lineage.
Recognizable group of domestic animals, within a species, with distinctive characteristics that have been produced by artificial selection.

(Irregular preterit, past participle: bred).
1. To copulate with a female, used esp. of horses; SYN. cover.r /> 2. To have young; used of animals; derogatory when used for people; SYN. multiply.
3. Said of plants or animals: to cause to have young, usually with attention to the genetic strains.

Množina: breedbates

Someone looking for an argument.

Množina: breeders

A person who breeds animals; SYN. stock breeder.
One that breeds: as an animal or plant kept for propagation; one engaged in the breeding of a specified organism; a nuclear reactor designed to produce more fissionable material than it uses as fuel — called also breeder reactor.

Množina: breeder queens

Množina: breeder reactors

Or fast breeder; Alternative names for fast reactor, a type of nuclear reactor.
Produces the same kind of fissile material as it burns.
A reactor that is designed to produce more fissile material than it consumes.

Množina: Breeders' Cups

End-of-season horse race in the US. Leading horses from the US and Europe compete for $10 million in prize money, the top prize going to the winner of the Breeders' Cup Turf. It was first held 1984.

Producing offspring or set aside especially for producing offspring.

Množina: breedings

In nuclear physics, a process in a reactor in which more fissionable material is produced than is consumed in running the reactor.
For example, plutonium-239 can be made from the relatively plentiful (but nonfissile) uranium-238, or uranium-233 can be produced from thorium. The Pu-239 or U-233 can then be used to fuel other reactors. The French breeder reactor Superphénix, one of the most successful, generates 250 megawatts of electrical power.

Množina: breedings

In biology, the crossing and selection of animals and plants to change the characteristics of an existing breed or cultivar (variety), or to produce a new one.
Cattle may be bred for increased meat or milk yield, sheep for thicker or finer wool, and horses for speed or stamina. Plants, such as wheat or corn, may be bred for disease resistance, heavier and more rapid cropping, and hardiness to adverse weather.
1. Raising someone to be an accepted member of the community; SYN. bringing up, fostering, fosterage, nurture, nurturing, raising, rearing, upbringing.
2. General education, usually associate with high culture.
3. The production of livestock for human consumption.
4. The production of animals or plants by inbreeding or hybridization.

Množina: breeding cattles