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lambing Definition


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lamb
noun
    1. A young sheep.
    2. The flesh of a lamb or sheep.
    3a. colloq
      A quiet and well-behaved child;
    3b. colloq
      A kind, gentle, good, sweet, etc person.
verb, intr lambed, lambing
    1. Said of a ewe: to give birth to a lamb or lambs.
    2. Said of a shepherd or farmer: to look after ewes that are lambing.
Idiom: like a lamb to the slaughter
    Innocently and without resistance.
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon.





lambing
noun
    1. The time when ewes give birth to lambs.
    2. The work involved in caring for ewes and their newborn lambs.
Etymology: 16c.



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