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whelp

noun as in young animal

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This wretch, a shoemaker called Simon, asked his employers, "what was to be done with the young wolf-whelp; Was he to be slain?"

Brown Puppy and her whelp keep me company, and I look upon them as comrades in misfortune.

I had seen some whelp wolves that friends of ours (Harris and Leroy Lyman, who were noted hunters) had got.

Rome is strong, but Rome is far away, and that lion's whelp prowls only a few days journey from here.

Gradually, bit by bit, James Harthouse established a confidence with the whelp's sister from which her husband was excluded.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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