Ewe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EWE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a female sheep, also YOWE
• a female sheep.
• a member of a West African people of Ghana, Togo, and Benin.
• the language of the Ewe, belonging to the Kwa group. It has about 3 million speakers.
• relating to or denoting the Ewe or their language.
• The female of the sheep, and of sheeplike animals.
• a member of a people living in southern Benin and Togo and southeastern Ghana
• a Kwa language spoken by the Ewe in Ghana and Togo and Benin
• female sheep

Words related to EWE

ewes7 yowe10

Words that contain EWE

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How to use EWE in a sentence

• The ewe goes five months with her young, about 152 days, or close on 22 weeks.
• Then, in the autumn, at slaughtering time, he had seen at once that there was one ewe short, but he had not found courage to call her to account for it at the time.
• Isak stayed a while sitting on the door-slab, then he went out into the woods to look for the ewe.
• Ewe as I gave her an extra handful of wheat out of the blouse-pocket which I kept filled for Mr.
• Even the shepherd that pastures other peoples’ sheep has some ewe lamb of his very own, mother, one that he builds happy hopes on.
• The Suffolk is derived from the old horned Norfolk ewe mated with the Southdown, and was first granted its name in 1859.
• The leader of our flock was a large brock-faced ewe called Old Peg.
• For the cut of the Cotswold ewe, we are also indebted to Mr.
• And while she milked the mother ewe Within this lonesome glen, She wished that little Amy Were strong and well again.
• Hastily flinging on wrapper and shoes I fled to save our one and only ewe lamb.
• And she my one ewe lamb who ought to have lain in my bosom.
• Then it spread its wings and overtook the hawks and the doves, the lamb and the ewe, the dogs, the wolf, and the man.
• They have told me this, and also that my mother and I and a little lamb to which a ewe had given birth on that same day were carried home on an ass.
• Of the flock he carried with him, he lost the only she-goat he had, and one ewe.
• One man, a settler at the Eastern Farms, Edward Elliot, had received a ewe sheep from the late Governor Phillip before his departure in the year 1792.
• Now the lamb seeming to him a fine one, he was moved to turn back to the village to tell the man he had lodged with that a lamb of his breed had lost the ewe.
• We thought he had killed the lamb as well, but he only took the ewe, and the lamb thou bringest me tidings of will be dead before evening.
• So thou hast returned to me, having found neither ewe nor panther.
• There are forty-five to be clipped, and just the same as before each ewe will trot away into the field looking as if she were thankful at having been made clean for the winter.
• At that moment a ewe wandering near some scrub caught his attention.
• The white ram is stronger than the black, though the black ewe will turn from him and seek a ram of her own colour.
• No one ever had an eye for a ram or ewe like thee, and of thy cure for scab all the shepherds are envious.
• She knew that there was a ewe there and that the ewe had young.
• He kindled a fire, and milked his flocks, and gave each ewe her lamb.

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