baa-lamb

IPA: bˈɑˈiɫˈæm

Examples of "baa-lamb" in Sentences

I couldn't have believed it of him, even with that silly little baa-lamb.
You're a meek little baa-lamb, but you've got lots of stuff in you, old Wrennski.
In clarion tones that made themselves heard above the din Emily Davis was advertising an auction of her animals, beginning with "one perfectly good baa-lamb."
I don't pretend to be any baa-lamb, and maybe I'm a little cross-grained at breakfast sometimes, but the way they go on jab-jab-jabbering, I simply can't stand it.
I dont pretend to be any baa-lamb, and maybe Im a little cross-grained at breakfast sometimes, but the way they go on jab-jab-jabbering, I simply cant stand it.
I think I'm being a baa-lamb, and not springing any theories wilder than ` c-a-t spells cat, 'but when folks have gone, I re'lize I've been stepping on their pet religious corns.
“Our little family of Hays, Lodges, Camerons and Roosevelts, has been absolutely devoted to each other, and as I was the one to be lost, I came in for most of the baa-lamb treatment,” he wrote to a friend.
John privately informed his friend that any fellow of twelve -- and he must be that if he wasn't thirteen -- who would wear a white collar and velvet rig-up like that to school must be a baa-lamb, and ought to stay home and sit on his mother's knee.