Collocations for "lamb"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "lamb" in context.
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lamb
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- [roast, grilled, barbecued, braised, marinated] lamb
- [roast] lamb with [mint sauce, mashed potato, broccoli]
- [roast] lamb for [lunch, supper, dinner]
- [eat, make, serve] [roast] lamb
- rub the lamb with (the) [butter, garlic, spices, sauce]
- lambs [frolicking, playing, roaming] in the field
- the farmer has [200] lambs
- [round up, lead, herd] (the) lambs
- a [ritual, tradition] of sacrificing a lamb
- UK, idiom: is just mutton dressed as lamb
- idiom: like lambs to the slaughter
- slang: be a lamb and answer [my question, the door]
- slang: the poor lamb is [very upset, deeply hurt]
- lamb [cutlets, chops, shanks, steaks, stew]
- [eat, cook] lamb [cutlets]
- [grilled, roasted] lamb chops
- [good, delicious] lamb recipes
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