lambkin , also: lambie

"It would make him see what a pet lambkin you really are!"

"America is where we're looking for our growth," said Charlotte Lambkin, a company spokeswoman.

Maybe the little angel or the little lambkin.

To tack each again to its lambkin.

Its school colors are purple and gold and the mascot is a lambkin.

And for each report, Mr. Lambkin said, there are probably 10 victims who chose silence.

Another of this type is The Lambkin and the Little Fish.

What will they say, my lambkin?

Who goes there on the Lambkin Way?

"He's smug when we bring him in," Mr. Lambkin said.

It is apparently the artist's twist on the line "a white lambkin peeps out of his waistcoat pocket."

Well, well, lambkin, if I was in his place he should not have his property in you long questionable.

Sir John, thy tender lambkin now is king; Harry the Fifth's the man.

Where could the unripe lambkin be?"

David Lambkin is an English novelist.

Lambkin is also compiling a cookbook on Swahili cuisine and has written scripts for wildlife documentaries.

Enemy of Green Lambkin.

Harvester tracked the leaders in the early stages, but dropped out of contention before the straight and finished eighth behind The Lambkin.

Lambkin may refer to:

Hush my lambkin,' and rocked her a little, and then, when Carrie was quiet, 'I should think that old pie's nearly ready.

Fitzgerald, Patrick and Brian Lambkin.

He was married twice: first to a Miss Beach and then, in 1890, to Mary Cornelia Lambkin.

Until now, where he is surely answering a question that Satchel Paige, himself no lambkin when he pitched in the major leagues, once posed.

They picnicked, and explored the countryside not too far from Lambkin Farm, still quite unaware of the passionate natures they kept in check.

The Old Man and the Lambkin (Greek Islands)