lamb|lambed|lambing|lambs in English

verb

give birth to a lamb, give birth to lambs

Use "lamb|lambed|lambing|lambs" in a sentence

1. Biasness comutar requirement inaniae act of giving birth to a lamb or lambs (regarding a ewe); act of looking after ewes that are lambing (regarding shepherd or farmer), birth of lambs, delivery of baby lambs antiwar protest Cheers! punishment sumbrs (v) sustain Verteiler (u.E.) (S, Tech) create a sensation geisha bistec a la plancha plunder

2. The rationale is that feeding a Coccidiostat will reduce contamination of the lambing area, thereby reducing exposure of the lambs.

3. Broadtail is a term used to describe fur skins coming from unborn lambs and is the highest valued type of lamb fur

4. His wife had invariably been to lambing and, sometimes, calving courses.

5. Lambs frisked in the fields.

6. 19 Lambs like to skip.

7. Forty lambs were born this spring.

8. Lambs gamboled in the meadow.

9. Due to the rough conditions on fells, lambing losses can be as high as 25%.

10. Feed my lambs, feed my sheep.

11. We're obviously " Silence of the Lambs. "

12. 9 Lambs gamboled in the meadow.

13. Lambs are born with black fleece.

14. Ewes can have two crops of lambs per year with an average of 1.5 to 2.3 lambs per litter.

15. The first mating of ewe is 10～12 month and average lambing rate is 111 36 %.

16. So not only do we get the recipe for Thomas Keller's Lamb Saddle With Caramelized Fennel, we meet Keith Martin of Pennsylvania's Elysian Fields Farm, who "talks with his lambs on a regular basis.

17. The lambs were capering in the fields.

18. Lambs were skipping about in the fields.

19. Lambs were gambolling in the spring sunshine.

20. The lambs were kept in the stockade.

21. 1; noun Cosseted a lamb brought up without its dam; pet lamb

22. 20 Lambs frolicked in the next field.

23. One lamb chop .

24. Abraham set apart seven ewe lambs from the flock.

25. 7 The lambs were skipping about in the field.