breed Slang, Often Derog.
n. a half-breed.
See also: half-breed
- 1870  
McDougall, he was on a Governship bent,
Whom to "boss" no one could tell;
The "breeds" in their ire said on him they'd fire
For him 'twas a regular sell, sell, sell:
He could not at Red River dwell. - 1871  It is the easiest thing in the world for a few men to . . . denounce the Cabinet and threaten to expel them, and go for the "Breeds" generally.
- 1956  There are, in this area, besides the Indians and whites, a considerable percentage of people with both white and Indian blood, referred to as metis, half-breeds or 'breeds.
- 1963  [They] referred to them [Metis] as the "breeds" and the "coyote French."