Pronunciation: /læm/
noun a type of fabric made from the hair of sheep or goats
A1 I saw a lamb in the field.
A2 The lamb was frolicking in the meadow.
B1 The farmer raised lambs for their wool.
B2 The shepherd led the flock of lambs to greener pastures.
C1 The market was bustling with vendors selling lambs for Eid.
C2 The chef prepared a delicious lamb stew for the special occasion.
verb to beat or thrash
A1 I lam the door before going to bed every night.
A2 She lams her books on the desk before leaving the classroom.
B1 The chef lams the steak to perfection on the grill.
B2 The mechanic lams the engine of the car to ensure it runs smoothly.
C1 The artist lams the canvas with vibrant colors to create a masterpiece.
C2 The scientist lams the data to draw meaningful conclusions from the research.
formal The lambs were peacefully grazing in the meadow.
informal Let's go check out the cute lambs in the field!
slang I can't believe how fluffy those lambs are!
figurative He decided to lam it out of there before things got too intense.
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