[f. LAMB sb. + -HOOD.] The state of being a lamb; the youth of a sheep.

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1853.  Ld. Cockburn, Circuit Journeys (1888), 397. It was a leg which told how it had strayed among mountains from its lambhood to its death.

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1891.  Emily & Dor. Gerard, Sensitive Plant, I. II. vii. 279. They themselves will have left their lambhood behind them for ever.

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