different between whelpling vs wheepling
whelpling
English
Etymology
From whelp +? -ling.
Noun
whelpling (plural whelplings)
- A little whelp.
- 1907, Frederic William Farrar, Lives of the Fathers:
- " […] For that whelpling Diogenes sought to find a man, carrying round his lamp at midday; but Marcion, having quenched the light of faith, has lost the God whom he had found."
- 2011, Ani Johnson, Half-Breed:
- "Yes, I did," Evia replied, and then licked the top of the whelpling's head.
- 2011, Jonathan Lethem, The Ecstasy of Influence:
- […] to share space with his dog, whom the attendant explained he'd rescued from the road and taken in, likely, according to the corny script I'd begun playing in, so I'd understand I was truly a stray, a whelpling, a pup.
- 1907, Frederic William Farrar, Lives of the Fathers:
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wheepling
English
Verb
wheepling
- present participle of wheeple
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