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Meaning foal meaning

What does foal mean?
Definitions in simple English

foal Noun

— A foal is a baby horse. Our mare had a foal last year.

foal

— verb give birth to a foal the mare foaled — noun a young horse

Synonyms foal synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as foal?

foal English » English

colt filly yearling give birth to horse calve young of any animal young horse young ass mustang give birth drop a litter cub be with young be delivered of a young

Foal English » English

Little Horse Equuleus

Topics foal topics

What do people use foal to talk about?
Universe, creation Animal

Animal life cycle
Work and occupation Animal husbandry Domesticated animal

Beast of burden

Conjugation foal conjugation

How do you conjugate foal?

foal · verb

Examples foal examples

How do I use foal in a sentence?

Simple sentences

She gelded a foal.

Movie subtitles

When Snowball had her foal, her eyes looked scared, and she screamed.
A spring foal.
We got a mare in foal and horses to feed and water.
And afterwards uncle Michele showed me the new foal.
Dear uncle, how happy he was, when he showed me that foal.
You have fear of saying to him that the foal is better than Raimondo?
Don't make noise. The foal is frightened.
He is like the foal harnessed for the first time kicking and neighing.
Wild horse, not foal as you said.
Boy, she's real pretty, Kevin, like she'd throw a great foal.
How about we get Bess in foal?
Old Regret's first foal.
It killed her foal.
What about her foal?
Tomorrow morning, the neighbors will come riding in to see the new foal.
You know, this was Clint's from the first day in foal.
The mare is Molly and the foal is Pepper.
Daddy's gonna sell the foal as soon as he's old enough.
Your foal should have had this milk. Now you can give it to us.
Next summer you will have a new foal.
Miss Augusta, your mare's starting to foal right now.
But when a mare gets pregnant she has a foal, and the quickest way to make money off of 80,000 foals is to kill them and sell the meat.
Looks like she could drop a foal any day now.
Smiler's going to have a foal.
A mare takes twelve months to bear a foal.
He's got a foal that's poorly.
Don't make noise, the foal is frightened.
I had to trade many, many horses to get her back. For I knew that this foal was to be the culmination of all our efforts.
You smell good, soldier, like a foal.
That's right. Did you think she was gonna foal?
And a foal as interest.
She's about to foal.
You're like a lost, frightened foal.
You take one beautiful, happily married filly add the possibility of her giving birth to a foal and what's it leave you?
She's in foal.
I saved the foal but not the mother.
I have a foal!

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