(n′fənd·lənd, ny′-) noun
A large dog of a breed originating in Newfoundland, characterized by a broad head, square muzzle, and thick, usually black coat.

(n′fənd·land′, ny′-)
The easternmost province of Canada, comprising the island of Newfoundland (42,734 square miles) and its dependency, Labrador, on the mainland; total, 152,734 square miles; capital, St. John's
—New·found′land·er (-found′-) noun