A crossbreed is a type of animal or plant that is created by combining two different species. This can be done through selective breeding, hybridization, or genetic engineering. Crossbreeding is often used to create new varieties of plants and animals with desirable traits. The solutions for the term CROSSBREED include CROSS (5 letters), MIXTURE (7 letters), MONGREL (7 letters), MIX (3 letters), HYBRID (6 letters), LIGER (5 letters), MULE (4 letters), and LABRADOODLE (11 letters). Each of these terms refers to a type of crossbreed, with CROSS referring to the process of crossbreeding, MIXTURE referring to the result of crossbreeding, MONGREL referring to a crossbreed of unknown origin, MIX referring to the combination of two different species, HYBRID referring to a crossbreed between two different species, LIGER referring to a crossbreed between a lion and a tiger, MULE referring to a crossbreed between a horse and a donkey, and LABRADOODLE referring to a crossbreed between a Labrador Retriever and a Poodle.