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Meanings of ewe in English
Usage of ewe in English
1
The ewe bleats for the lamb, lows for the calf the cow.
2
But how the ewe came to die I could not make out.
3
There've been a couple of frosts and some disappointing ewe scanning results.
4
He tethered the ewe to Fadwa's pony, giving it plenty of lead.
5
Then laying hold of her fleece, he moved the ewe tenderly aside.
6
The ewe lamb replacements have been vaccinated against enzootic and toxoplasma abortion.
7
At that moment a ewe wandering near some scrub caught his attention.
8
And every man gave him one ewe, and one earring of gold.
9
So thou hast returned to me, having found neither ewe nor panther.
10
It is pretty tough, Jennie, to see one's ewe lamb slipping away.
11
The ewe had broken her neck at the bottom of the chimney.
12
Pure breeding with random selection of intraflock replacement ewe lambs was assumed.
13
The herdsman let out a terrible cry and rushed toward the ewe.
14
Rose sensed the ewe's emotion and it drove her up the hill.
15
Belclare Blood Replacement ewe lambs are predominantly of Belclare blood, he explains.
16
One in fifty; and cut those five wethers out of the ewe herd.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common