Lambing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAMBING in dictionary:

VERB:
• (of a ewe) give birth to lambs
• tend (ewes) at lambing time
• encourage someone to squander their money, especially on alcohol
NOUN:
• giving birth to a lamb
• a young sheep.
• the flesh of a lamb as food
• used figuratively as a symbol of meekness or innocence
• used to describe or address someone regarded with affection or pity, especially a young child
• birth of lambs at the end of winter
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give birth to a lamb (a young sheep)
• the birth of lambs on a farm

Words related to LAMBING

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How to use LAMBING in a sentence

• But who’d think to see you now dining in state With a lord and the devil knows who, You were flashing your dover, six short months ago, In a lambing camp on the Barcoo.
• The noble art of lambing down they know in all its beauty, And if they do not squeeze you dry, they’ll think they’ve failed in duty.
• And now they moved into the new building, and the animals had the turf hut to themselves, only a lambing ewe was left with Cow, lest she should feel lonely.
• One day we were out at the back making some lambing yards.
• There was first-rate feed for our horses, as the grass was being saved for the lambing season.
• Shepherds, too, sometimes visit the fold very early in the morning, and in the lambing season may be said to be about both day and night.
• Baldy had been entrusted with a fattening flock, and Nosey had in his care a lambing flock.
• Shearing should be done after lambing, usually in late spring or early summer.
• If lambing time is late, the shearing may be done before the lambs arrive.
• After lambing, the individual ewes should be carefully watched to see that they have plenty of milk and are in good condition.
• The sheep are all folded on turnips or grass fields, except the breeding ewes in the lambing season.
• Jesus told Paul that the birds nested up among the clefts yonder and were most destructive in the spring when the ewes were lambing.
• Jim has over five thousand, an’ it’s just before lambing, and them pore ewes, all heavy, is being druv’ down to Watson’s shearing-pens, that Jim always shears at.

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