lambkin

• Thou art my tender lambkin, and shalt do what thou wilt. —  The Comedies of William Congreve Volume 1 [of 2]
• Then you and yours can come opportunely up, too late for protecting the old ram and dam, but in time to rescue the bleating lambkin, and bear her away to a place of safety. —  Gaspar the Gaucho A Story of the Gran Chaco
• By the way, the lambkin is thriving and we've named it after you--Netty What? —  Dorothy on a Ranch
• The study of music at this period may thus result in marked benefit to the physical health in a perfectly natural manner: for to forbid any expression to these emotions would be much as if we forbade a canary to sing or a lambkin to jump. —  Spirit and Music
• It might have been a woolly dog, or a black lambkin, and it was lying perfectly still I pulled aside the curtains and stood between them, and the scene stamped itself upon my brain, as clear as a photographic print, for ever The woolly beast was the fur cap of a dead man who lay across the floor of the little room. —  Jacqueline of Golden River

Allen's Synonyms and Antonyms

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