Steepling vs Sheepling - What's the difference?
steepling | sheepling |
A little or young sheep; lamb.
*1885 , The Lutheran witness:
*1896 , William Lesley Mason, The stenographer's companion :
As a verb steepling
is present participle of steeple.As a noun sheepling is
a little or young sheep; lamb.sheepling
English
Noun
(en noun)- He will also give me His spirit to assist and comfort me in all temptations and afflictions and to make my heart confident and certain so as not to doubt, that I am my Lord's dear sheepling , and He my faithful Shepherd, [...]
- It happened that a young sheepling' stood there. The horrid wolf had a desire for a dinner of spring lamb, but felt some stings of conscience, so for a plea he made out that the ' sheepling was his enemy.
