- lamb|kin
- lamb|kin «LAM kihn», noun.1. a little lamb; young lamb.2. a young or dear person.
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kin — kin·car·dine·shire; kin·chin; kin·cob; kin·dal; kin·der·be·weijs; kin·der·gart·ner; kin·der·hook; kin·dler; kin·dred·less; kin·dred·ness; kin·dred·ship; kin·e·ma; kin·e·mat·ics; kin·e·mat·o·graph; kin·e·ma·tog·ra·phy; kin·e·plas·ty;… … English syllables
lamb — di·lamb·do·dont; lamb·da·cism; lamb·doid; lamb·er; lamb·ie; lamb·kin; lamb·ling; lamb; za·lamb·do·don·ta; lamb·da; za·lamb·do·dont; lamb·doi·dal; … English syllables
lambkin — lamb·kin … English syllables
lambkin — /lam kin/, n. 1. a little lamb. 2. a person who is exceptionally sweet, young, and innocent, as a small child. [1570 80; LAMB + KIN] * * * … Universalium
Lambkin — Lamb kin, n. A small lamb. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
lambkin — /ˈlæmkən/ (say lamkuhn) noun 1. a little lamb. 2. any young and tender creature. {Middle English lambkyn. See lamb, kin} …
diminutive — [də min′yo͞o tiv, də min′yətiv] adj. [ME & OFr diminutif < LL diminutivus < pp. of L deminuere, DIMINISH] 1. much smaller than ordinary or average; very small; tiny 2. Gram. expressing smallness or diminution [a diminutive suffix or name] n … English World dictionary
Lammikin — (LAMB ah kin) Variations: Balcanqual, Ballkin, Lambert Linkin, Lamkin, Lankin, Lantin, Long Lankin, Long Lankyn, Longkin, Lonkin, Rankin and similar variations In a Scottish cautionary ballad from 1775, a mason named Lammikin was hired to build a … Encyclopedia of vampire mythology
Lampasma — (Lamb PAS ma) In Cythera, Greece, this is a word used to describe a vampire (see GREEK VAMPIRES). Lampasma translates to mean a brightness or an entity. Source: Mc Clelland, Slayers and Their Vampires, 197; Summers, Vampire: His Kith and Kin … Encyclopedia of vampire mythology
Lampastro — (Lamb PAS trow) In the Greek language, lampastro is a word that means vampire (see GREEK VAMPIRES). Source: Summers, Vampire: His Kith and Kin … Encyclopedia of vampire mythology
