eanling

[ een-ling ]

/ ˈin lɪŋ /

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noun Obsolete.

a young lamb; kid.

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Origin of eanling

First recorded in 1590–1600; variant of yeanling

Words nearby eanling

EAM, Eames, Eames chair, -ean, E & OE, eanling, EAP, ear, earache, earball, earbash

How to use eanling in a sentence

This treachery That we've by hap unbagged in 'ts eanling hour Shall be safe snugged again.
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