Tending to breed readily; appearing to have specific breeding characteristics or showing signs of being a particular breed.
From 'breed' plus the informal suffix '-y' (quality/characteristic). This colloquial adjective builds on 'breed' to describe animals or situations with strong breeding qualities.
Horse people use 'breedy' all the time to describe a horse that 'looks like a quality thoroughbred'—it's the kind of insider jargon that develops in communities that obsess over genetics and pedigree.
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