He had left the backwoods to dwell among "furriners" as a tobacco-raising tenant on a Bluegrass farm, and there he had been mongrelized until he was neither wolf nor house-dog but a thing characterized by the vices of each and the virtues of neither.
"The Tempering"
Charles Neville Buck
The town was one of those places which discredit the march of industry by the mongrelized character of its outposts.
"The Law of Hemlock Mountain"
Hugh Lundsford
Assuming for the sake of argument complete freedom from foreign intervention, the Indian might in time displace his mongrel rulers-provided he himself were not also mongrelized.
"The Rising Tide of Color Against White World-Supremacy"
Theodore Lothrop Stoddard