A "husky pretender" typically refers to a dog or individual that exhibits traits or behaviors similar to those of a Siberian Husky, but is not an actual Husky. This could include mixed-breed dogs that have physical characteristics akin to Huskies or even humans who adopt the persona or lifestyle associated with Huskies, such as their playful and energetic nature. The term may also be used humorously or affectionately to describe someone who tries to emulate the Husky's spirited personality without truly embodying the breed.
In order to understand "false pretender" one needs to understand the historical use of the word "pretender" as in " a pretender to the throne". To be a "pretender" does not mean one is necessarily illegitimate. A "pretender to the throne" could be simply "one who claims the throne or the title". A "pretender" could be legitimate royalty. Therefore, a "false pretender" is a claimant who is not genuine, not legitimate. This all gets confusing because the word "pretender" has a different connotation today.
He was a pretender to the throne of the UK and he is known as the "Young" pretender to distinguish him from his father known as the "Old" pretender.
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Be true to yourself and don't be such a pretender.
Tryggvi the Pretender died in 1033.
He's a Pretender was created in 1986.
husky. huskies is plural, and husky is right
The Great Pretender was created on -19-02-01.
Maria of Antioch - pretender - died in 1307.
Tagalog translation of GREAT PRETENDER: magaling magkunwari
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The Pretender - 1911 was released on: USA: 2 June 1911