[dan-dee din-mont] 
| one of a breed of small terriers having short legs, pendulous ears, and a long, wiry, pepper- or mustard-colored coat. |
| Dan·die Din·mont (dān'dē dĭn'mŏnt') n. A small terrier of a breed developed in the border counties of England and Scotland and having a rough grayish or brownish coat, a long body, drooping ears, and short legs. [After Dandie Dinmont, the owner of two such dogs in Guy Mannering, a novel by Sir Walter Scott.] |