Definition of teg in English:

teg

noun tɛɡtɛɡ

A sheep in its second year.
两岁羊
Example sentencesExamples
- Mr Goldsmith suffered loss by the drowning of fourteen ewe tegs, and Mr Jones by the drowning of eight little pigs.
- In the open class for tegs in the wool Mr Grundy took first prize with some very large sheep with plenty of wool, colour and size, and showing a useful mixture of the Hampshire and well suited for the butcher.
- Mr. Mitchell again won the challenge cup for the best pen of fat tegs, which sold at £5 7s each.

Origin

Early 16th century (as a contemptuous term for a woman; later applied specifically to a ewe in her second year): perhaps related to Swedish tacka 'ewe'.

Rhymes

beg, cleg, egg, Eigg, Greg, keg, leg, Meg, peg, skeg, yegg

Definition of teg in US English:

teg

nountɛɡteɡ

A sheep in its second year.
两岁羊
Example sentencesExamples
- Mr Goldsmith suffered loss by the drowning of fourteen ewe tegs, and Mr Jones by the drowning of eight little pigs.
- Mr. Mitchell again won the challenge cup for the best pen of fat tegs, which sold at £5 7s each.
- In the open class for tegs in the wool Mr Grundy took first prize with some very large sheep with plenty of wool, colour and size, and showing a useful mixture of the Hampshire and well suited for the butcher.

Origin

Early 16th century (as a contemptuous term for a woman; later applied specifically to a ewe in her second year): perhaps related to Swedish tacka ‘ewe’.

词汇	teg
释义	Definition of teg in English: teg noun tɛɡtɛɡ A sheep in its second year. 两岁羊 Example sentencesExamples Mr Goldsmith suffered loss by the drowning of fourteen ewe tegs, and Mr Jones by the drowning of eight little pigs. In the open class for tegs in the wool Mr Grundy took first prize with some very large sheep with plenty of wool, colour and size, and showing a useful mixture of the Hampshire and well suited for the butcher. Mr. Mitchell again won the challenge cup for the best pen of fat tegs, which sold at £5 7s each. Origin Early 16th century (as a contemptuous term for a woman; later applied specifically to a ewe in her second year): perhaps related to Swedish tacka 'ewe'. Rhymes beg, cleg, egg, Eigg, Greg, keg, leg, Meg, peg, skeg, yegg Definition of teg in US English: teg nountɛɡteɡ A sheep in its second year. 两岁羊 Example sentencesExamples Mr Goldsmith suffered loss by the drowning of fourteen ewe tegs, and Mr Jones by the drowning of eight little pigs. Mr. Mitchell again won the challenge cup for the best pen of fat tegs, which sold at £5 7s each. In the open class for tegs in the wool Mr Grundy took first prize with some very large sheep with plenty of wool, colour and size, and showing a useful mixture of the Hampshire and well suited for the butcher. Origin Early 16th century (as a contemptuous term for a woman; later applied specifically to a ewe in her second year): perhaps related to Swedish tacka ‘ewe’.
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