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Meanings of baa in English
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baa Synonyms
Examples for "bleat"
Examples for "bleat"
1
Then, as if to underline Lysander's words, a klaxon began to bleat.
2
The sheep, who was on my side, let out a sickly bleat.
3
Under a cedar I heard the plaintive, piteous bleat of an animal.
4
Abdul Hamid let out a strangled bleat and yanked on the reins.
5
The mother sheep will bleat most pitifully when her lamb strays away.
1
As Johnnie's hand let the hoop fall Snowball gave a frightened blat.
2
Hang it, I wouldn't blat this to any one but you, Jack.
3
Somewhere, horns were beginning to blat, as if for a wedding.
4
A steady roll, a clamped quaver of fear from Nabe, and a blat.
5
Yuh going to blat around and let them Diamond Gs give yuh the laugh?
1
I like you little over-blate, Gilian, but I like you less over-bold.
2
Come, come, I was not blate, was I?
3
He's 'no blate,' as they used to say in Scotland, and made himself quite at home to-night.
4
Here, this way, lads-dinnabe blate!
5
By my faith, ye're no blate!
Usage of baa in English
1
The shearers are coming to-morrow to give them a haircut-withbaa-a-rum , Isuppose.
2
At last the third day also passed, and the fisherman had not even said baa.
3
Let's baa and bark for all we are worth!
4
Then Gilly began to baa like the sheep.
5
Possibly she thinks "baa" is spelled with only one "a."
6
The bark of a distant dog or the baa of a waking sheep was the only sound.
7
And all the children baa'd in unison:
8
I would like to baa at him again, but I dare not with all these foreign folk.
9
It was the low baa of a sheep, and seemed to come from directly ahead of them.
10
So they treat you like a fool, and you put up with it and baa after them!
11
The car struck it, and with a pitiful "baa-a-a!"
12
It rose, it baa'd and presently began to frisk about its mistress, like Menzi apparently rather brighter than before.
13
Why mew and not baa?
14
She does not squeak or go baa-a-a-a, and if you want her to move you have to pull her along.
15
A baa la Bosh!
16
When he was finally able to rise to his feet, Mr Joyce was heckled by Labor backbenchers who 'baa-ed' at him.