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breed
noun- a person of mixed ancestry, Indian and non-Indian CANADA
- There are in this area, besides the Indians and whites, a consider-able percentage of people with both white and Indian blood, referred to as metis, half-breeds, or “breeds”. — Charles Crate, We Speak for the Silent!, p. 1, 1956
- [They] referred to them [Metis] as the “breds” and the “coyote French.” — George Stanley, Louis Riel, p. 242, 1963
- a person who is not white US
- — William K. Bentley and James M. Corbett, Prison Slang, p. 54, 1992
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