Definition of Staffie in English:

Staffie

nounPlural Staffiesˈstafiˈstafē

British informal

A Staffordshire bull terrier.
they had two basset hounds and a Staffie
as modifier a litter of seven Staffie pups
Example sentencesExamples
- I have spotted an ad in our local newsagents this morning for a litter of 10 Staffie puppies for sale.
- The Staffie was shivering terribly.
- I actually wanted a Staffie since I figured they would be a good size for the inner city.
- Life with a Staffie is more than just playing games, they are truly a companion.
- I like to go for a walk through a quiet suburb, with my feisty and loyal Staffie on a leash.
- I took my old Staffie to the vet yesterday.
- The waggliest tail belongs to an English Bull Terrier, with a Staffie as runner up.
- My cat will only come near myself, my son, or my Staffie.
- The number of Staffies in rescue centres is heartbreaking.
- I have a seven year old Staffie who thinks he's a cat.

Definition of Staffie in US English:

Staffie

nounˈstafē

British informal

A Staffordshire bull terrier.
they had two basset hounds and a Staffie
as modifier a litter of seven Staffie pups
Example sentencesExamples
- The number of Staffies in rescue centres is heartbreaking.
- Life with a Staffie is more than just playing games, they are truly a companion.
- I took my old Staffie to the vet yesterday.
- I actually wanted a Staffie since I figured they would be a good size for the inner city.
- I have spotted an ad in our local newsagents this morning for a litter of 10 Staffie puppies for sale.
- My cat will only come near myself, my son, or my Staffie.
- I like to go for a walk through a quiet suburb, with my feisty and loyal Staffie on a leash.
- The Staffie was shivering terribly.
- I have a seven year old Staffie who thinks he's a cat.
- The waggliest tail belongs to an English Bull Terrier, with a Staffie as runner up.

单词	Staffie
释义	Definition of Staffie in English: Staffie nounPlural Staffiesˈstafiˈstafē British informal A Staffordshire bull terrier. they had two basset hounds and a Staffie as modifier a litter of seven Staffie pups Example sentencesExamples I have spotted an ad in our local newsagents this morning for a litter of 10 Staffie puppies for sale. The Staffie was shivering terribly. I actually wanted a Staffie since I figured they would be a good size for the inner city. Life with a Staffie is more than just playing games, they are truly a companion. I like to go for a walk through a quiet suburb, with my feisty and loyal Staffie on a leash. I took my old Staffie to the vet yesterday. The waggliest tail belongs to an English Bull Terrier, with a Staffie as runner up. My cat will only come near myself, my son, or my Staffie. The number of Staffies in rescue centres is heartbreaking. I have a seven year old Staffie who thinks he's a cat. Definition of Staffie in US English: Staffie nounˈstafē British informal A Staffordshire bull terrier. they had two basset hounds and a Staffie as modifier a litter of seven Staffie pups Example sentencesExamples The number of Staffies in rescue centres is heartbreaking. Life with a Staffie is more than just playing games, they are truly a companion. I took my old Staffie to the vet yesterday. I actually wanted a Staffie since I figured they would be a good size for the inner city. I have spotted an ad in our local newsagents this morning for a litter of 10 Staffie puppies for sale. My cat will only come near myself, my son, or my Staffie. I like to go for a walk through a quiet suburb, with my feisty and loyal Staffie on a leash. The Staffie was shivering terribly. I have a seven year old Staffie who thinks he's a cat. The waggliest tail belongs to an English Bull Terrier, with a Staffie as runner up.
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