taplings (Meaning)
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taplings (n. pl.)
The strong double leathers by which the two parts of a flail are united.
Synonyms & Antonyms of taplings
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taplings Sentence Examples
- The tiny taplings scampered through the undergrowth, their nimble paws carrying them over fallen leaves.
- A chorus of taplings filled the forest, their high-pitched chirps echoing through the trees.
- With lightning-fast reflexes, the tapling snatched a juicy berry from the bush.
- The mother tapling watched over her offspring protectively, her keen eyes scanning for danger.
- The mischievous taplings peeked out from behind a rock, their beady eyes twinkling with curiosity.
- A group of taplings huddled together for warmth, their small bodies shivering in the cold night air.
- The taplings' tiny nests were hidden among the roots of trees, safe from predators.
- The young taplings learned to forage for food and navigate their surroundings through instinct and play.
- A solitary tapling perched on a branch, its tail twitching nervously as it surveyed the area.
- The taplings' playful antics brought joy to the forest, their laughter mingling with the songs of birds.
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The strong double leathers by which the two parts of a flail are united.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tiny taplings scampered through the undergrowth, their nimble paws carrying them over fallen leaves.
A chorus of taplings filled the forest, their high-pitched chirps echoing through the trees.
With lightning-fast reflexes, the tapling snatched a juicy berry from the bush.
The mother tapling watched over her offspring protectively, her keen eyes scanning for danger.
