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- noun Plural form of
whelp . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
whelp .
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Examples
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Funny, 5 billion, or thereabouts, would say that their whelps are the most important thing in the world.
BlueOregon 2009
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Funny, 5 billion, or thereabouts, would say that their whelps are the most important thing in the world.
BlueOregon 2009
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The references to "whelps" are not just ordinary insults, but scurrilous puns on the family name of the House of Hanover, "Guelph".
Archive 2009-08-01 2009
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The references to "whelps" are not just ordinary insults, but scurrilous puns on the family name of the House of Hanover, "Guelph".
Great Scots 2009
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These young MVP whelps need to be smacked, but good.
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Imagine "a monstrous beast with a snout like a fox, a tail like a marmoset, ears like a bat, hands like a man, and feet like an ape, bearing her whelps about with her in an outward belly much like a large bag or purse."
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I saw three little whelps hiding in a hole at the foot of the rock.
The Grace to Race Sister Madonna Buder 2010
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I saw three little whelps hiding in a hole at the foot of the rock.
The Grace to Race Sister Madonna Buder 2010
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But the cut of women's volleyball raised the whelps when the nonsport of "competitive cheerleading" was put in its place.
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Of course, by then, a democratic Iraq will have put up a statue to Messrs B&B in Saadon Square in Baghdad, but the crazy dogs pursuing them, today, yesterday and tomorrow, baying for blood, will have passed on their blood lust to their unholy whelps.
Giving evidence to the Chilcot inquiry, Tony Blair said: “I... 2010
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