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whelp

A young canine, especially a puppy. / A youth, often used in a derogatory or condescending way. / To give birth to puppies.
NounTransitive VerbIntransitive Verb
pl: whelpspast: whelpedpp: whelpeding: whelming

Meanings

Transitive VerbTo give birth to puppies.
[~ something]

The dog whelps pups.

whelps

Intransitive VerbTo give birth to puppies.

The dog whelps.

whelps

Examples

The golden retriever whelp tumbled over its own paws.

The golden retriever puppy tumbled over its own paws.

A tiny whelp whimpered in the corner of the kennel.

A tiny puppy whimpered in the corner of the kennel.

Get out of my sight, you arrogant little youth.

The old captain scoffed at the whelp who claimed to know the sea.

The old captain scoffed at the youth who claimed to know the sea.

History

I cannot believe this insolent whelp is talking back to me.

I cannot believe this insolent youth is talking back to me.

The vet arrived just in time as the dog began to whelp.

The vet arrived just in time as the dog began to give birth.

Health

She carefully monitored the dam as it whelped a litter of six.

She carefully monitored the mother dog as it gave birth to a litter of six.

The wolf whelped her cubs in a hidden den deep in the forest.

The wolf gave birth to her cubs in a hidden den deep in the forest.

Fantasy

Wait, is she about to whelp right now?

Wait, is she about to give birth right now?

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