- Look up
whelp in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Whelp may
refer to:
Whelping, the
birthing of
carnivorous mammals any young,
carnivorous mammal; most...
- command, the Lion's
Whelps were
privateers dedicated to
increasing his
considerable personal fortune. The
fleet of ten
Lions Whelps was not
taken over...
- A
whelping box/den, also
known as a
nesting box,
whelping den or
whelping pen, is
designed to
protect puppies during birth (
whelping) and
early life by...
- ye o'er frae: came you over from Lunnon:
London Geordie Whelps:
diminutive of
George I.
Whelp an ill-bred child. Guelph: a
political faction to which...
- Navy has
borne the name HMS
Whelp,
while another was planned.
Another twelve have
borne the name Lion's
Whelp: HMS
Whelp was to have been a
modified W-class...
-
eaten by the
normally herbivorous cow.
Birth is
termed whelping in dogs.
Among dogs, as
whelping approaches,
contractions become more frequent. Labour...
-
comprising a
smooth wavefront followed by a
train of
secondary waves known as
whelps.
Large bores can be
particularly unsafe for
shipping but also
present opportunities...
- and
slain what was
thought to be the
Beast of Gévaudan, its mate, and its
whelps between 23 June and 17
October 1765. Antoine, by
personal decree of the...
- HMS
Whelp was one of
eight W-class
destroyers built for the
Royal Navy
during the
Second World War.
Completed in 1944, the ship
spent most of the war...
- is
followed by a
train of well-defined free-surface
undulations (called "
whelps"). The
surge is then
called an
undular surge or
undular bore. The undulations...
