The Collaborative International Dictionary
Kidling
Kidling \Kid"ling\, n. [Kid + -ling: cf. Sw. kidling.] A young kid.
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kidling
n. (context archaic poetic English) A young kid; a baby goat.
Usage examples of "kidling".
And then the surface of the gelatinous river erupted, and the kidling was lifted clear on an arm of protoplasm and set on the banks directly in front of its mother.
Swanee eluded the Groyn, after enough time had passed, and returned to the Twist camp in the woods on the far side of the thicket, hoping to see to it that the kidling had a merciful end.
They found the remains of the kidling spitted and roasted, its charred carcass already cool.