whelp in a sentence
n.
๐ Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8
Definition
WHELP (verb): to give birth to puppies; (noun): a young dog, especially one that has not yet been weaned.
Crossword clues for whelp
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "whelp".
- Young dog still nursing.
- To give birth to puppies.
- Puppy thatโs just been born.
- A newborn canine.
- Newly arrived puppy.
Whelp sentence examples
- The mother dog began to whelp in the early hours of the morning.
- After a long wait, the rescue team finally heard the faint whelp of the trapped puppy.
- She was delighted to see her cat whelping a new litter of kittens in the cozy corner.
- The sound of a whelp can often indicate that the animal is in distress or needs attention.
- As the whelp emerged from its den, the wildlife photographer quickly snapped a picture.
- The dog whelped a litter of five healthy puppies last night.
- After several hours, the mother finally whelped, revealing her adorable offspring.
- As she sat quietly, the whelp clung to her side, seeking warmth and comfort.
- The rescue organization was thrilled when the stray dog whelped under their care.
- In the wild, a fox may whelp in a burrow to protect her young from predators.
- The dog whelped a litter of six healthy puppies last night.
- As the sun rose, the fox whelps emerged from their den, curious about the world.
- After weeks of anticipation, the mother cat finally whelped, revealing her adorable kittens.
- The wildlife documentary featured a scene where the wolf pack cared for their whelps.
- In the animal shelter, they found a whelp abandoned and in need of immediate care.