Object

• ewe: Nobody should be allowed near lambing ewes or allowed to handle newly born lambs.

Converse of object

• mince: Meat mains include interesting offerings such as minced lamb with parsley, pine kernels & onions or whole quail seasoned with coriander.

• marinate: Marinated pot roast Next time youâre marinating lamb for a pot roast or casserole, sprinkle over a few juniper berries.

• braise: Main course could be roast beef; braised lambs ' kidneys; baked halibut steak or a whole grilled plaice.

Adjective modifier

• sacrificial: He was to be the sacrificial lamb, slain for the sins of the world.

• newborn: I'll celebrate with a coffee soaked newborn lamb please.

• new-born: It is illegal to transport heavily pregnant ewes, or new-born lambs.

• paschal: Earlier in this same letter we find Paul writing: " Our paschal lamb, Christ, has been sacrificed.

Modifies a noun

• shank: However the luscious lamb shank with its thick gloopy sauce did manage to see a few chips dipped into it.

• cutlet: It is also the name of small round pieces of lean meat such as lamb cutlets with the bone and fat removed.

• chop: On a nearby grilled lamb chops cruises of special interest.

• kebab: Always go for fresh and avoid processed foods: try chicken or lamb kebabs or cubes.

• stew: All dishes are freshly made, and the daily specials, such as crab salad or lamb stew with polenta, are truly special.

• tikka: The lamb tikka, too, was tender and plentiful.

Noun used with modifier

• ewe: Ewe lambs intended for breeding may be vaccinated from five months of age.

• Passover: For Christ, our Passover lamb, has been sacrificed.

• gimmer: Mule gimmer lambs are sold at the annual Carlisle Luke Fair sale in September.

• ram: The Poll Dorset ewe gave birth to a ram lamb on Saturday 14th May.

Preposition: without

• blemish: We are " redeemed with the precious blood of Christ, as of a lamb without blemish and without spot.