Word "SHEEP" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a docile and vulnerable person who would rather follow than make an independent decision
Examples:
his students followed him like sheep

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a timid defenseless simpleton who is readily preyed upon

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
woolly usually horned ruminant mammal related to the goat

Crossword Clues for SHEEP

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Clue Source Date
Mammal to which the adjective 'ovine' refers Mirror Quiz 16 Apr 2024
Lamb's family Thomas Joseph 04 Apr 2024
Ram or lamb Newsday 03 Apr 2024
Ovine mammal (5)
Are they sixty per cent ewes?
Source of wool LA Times Daily 27 Mar 2024
People count on them to send them to sleep
Subject of a late-night countdown LA Times Daily 21 Mar 2024
Subject of a late-night count
Mindless followers New York Times Mini 18 Mar 2024
Rams and ewes
What insomniacs may count
Woolly ruminant (5) Puzzler 25 Feb 2024
People who conform, metaphorically
Rams, e.g.
Merino, eg (5)
Animal in a flock Universal 07 Feb 2024
Alas, he episodically hides from animals Mirror Cryptic 05 Feb 2024
Ovine animal Mirror Quick 05 Feb 2024
Follower of second Dickens character (5)
Ewe or ram (5)
Baa-ing animal whose name stays the same whether baa-ing alone or in a group
Adult lambs
Baa-Baas' mindless followers? (5)
Wool-covered animals
Mostly ewes? (5)
E.g. Soay or North Ronaldsay (5)
Ewes and rams (5) Puzzler 26 Dec 2023
Sort of creature that Aardman's Shaun is (5)
They were in Bethlehem too - woman and regular peeps (5)
Wool producer
Herder's animals
Source of mutton Puzzler Backwords 01 Dec 2023
Lambs and rams New York Times Mini 12 Nov 2023
Ovine animal The Times Concise 05 Sep 2023
Fleecy animals in a flock
Ram or lamb Newsday 23 Jul 2023
Fleecy animals USA Today 25 May 2023
Odious ultimately servile character, one lacking initiative The Guardian Cryptic 02 May 2023
Followers New York Times 08 Apr 2023
Woolly farm animal whose scientific name is Ovis aries
Animals in Serta ads LA Times Daily 17 Dec 2022
Wool-producing critter
Source of lanolin The Guardian Quick 18 Aug 2022
Female record for woolly ruminants The Telegraph Toughie 07 Jun 2022
Rams, ewes, lambs The Times Concise 04 Jun 2022
Mindless followers Universal 22 May 2022
Fleecy farm animal USA Today 12 Apr 2022
Mindless followers Universal 15 Mar 2022
Farmer’s flock Wall Street Journal 28 Feb 2022
Ram or ewe Premier Sunday 20 Feb 2022
Conformists, metaphorically New York Times 09 Feb 2022
Animals that outnumber people in New Zealand Universal 13 Jan 2022
Docile bunch Wall Street Journal 15 Dec 2021
Bo Peep's charges Eugene Sheffer 14 Dec 2021
They're used to being fleeced Universal 09 Dec 2021
Mindless followers Universal 09 Nov 2021
Woman with record showing farm animals The Times Cryptic 02 Nov 2021
Eg, ewe or ram The Times Concise 25 Oct 2021
Meek follower The Telegraph Quick 23 Sep 2021
Bo Peep's charges Eugene Sheffer 15 Sep 2021
Possibly Jacob's novel record
The first cloned mammal New York Times 06 Jul 2021
Their population in New Zealand peaked at 70 million in 1982 New York Times 09 Jun 2021
They're easily led. Does that sound like you?
Bo Peep's charges Eugene Sheffer 16 Apr 2021
See 60-Across New York Times 14 Apr 2021
Woolly ruminant The Telegraph Quick 02 Apr 2021
Farmyard animals The Telegraph Quick 27 Mar 2021
Animal in Catan pastures USA Today 21 Jan 2021
Fold occupants Wall Street Journal 10 Dec 2020
Farm animals slowly escape: hard to stop that The Sun Two Speed 29 Oct 2020
Ram or ewe The Sun Two Speed 29 Oct 2020
Animal sheared for wool LA Times Daily 19 Oct 2020
Animal sheared for wool The Washington Post 19 Oct 2020
Easily led sorts The Washington Post 20 Sep 2020
Easily led sorts LA Times Daily 20 Sep 2020
Farm flock Wall Street Journal 17 Aug 2020
Woolly quadruped Irish Times Simplex 09 Jun 2020
Woolly animals Universal 27 May 2020
Animal urinates over top of hedge, facing the other way
"A Wild ____ Chase," 1982 novel by Haruki Murakami which won the Noma Literary Newcomer's prize
Tail waggers of rhyme Newsday 07 May 2020
Ewe or lamb Newsday 05 May 2020
Blind followers New York Times 08 Apr 2020
Blind followers
Woman starts to embrace pet ruminant
Merino, e.g Universal 27 Dec 2019
Things you can count on to help you get to sleep?
Things you can count on to help you get to sleep? New York Times 29 Oct 2019
Woolly ones Thomas Joseph 25 Oct 2019
Animal in an insomniac's count
Animal in an insomniac's count New York Times 15 Oct 2019
Idiomatic followers Universal 13 Sep 2019
Mammal that is sheared for wool
*Insomniacs Universal 07 Jun 2019
Bighorn, e.g Universal 06 Jun 2019
Lamb or ram Newsday 28 May 2019
Baa baa sound maker
Mindless adherents, figuratively Universal 22 May 2019
Wool and mutton source
Docile bunch Wall Street Journal 02 Feb 2019
Bighorn, e.g.
Mindless adherents, figuratively
*Insomniacs
Docile bunch
Idiomatic followers
Farm animal The Telegraph Quick 11 Nov 2018
Followers quietly go uphill
Flock members Thomas Joseph 16 Oct 2018
Ruminant animal The Telegraph Quick 02 Oct 2018
What insomniacs count LA Times Daily 04 Sep 2018
What insomniacs count The Washington Post 04 Sep 2018
Little bighorn Universal 29 Aug 2018
Cloned Dolly, for e.g.
Recalled games with the woman leading mindless followers
Easily led people The Times Concise 02 Aug 2018
Woolly ruminants Irish Times Simplex 21 Jul 2018
Baa-rnyard beasts? The Washington Post Sunday 27 May 2018
Woolly beasts Newsday 27 May 2018
Most of cast starts to experience pressure -- docile types? The Telegraph Cryptic 25 May 2018
A ruminant The Telegraph Quick 31 Jan 2018
Ready followers you can count on at night The Sun Two Speed 30 Jan 2018
Flock animals The Sun Two Speed 30 Jan 2018
Woolly animals The Telegraph Quick 26 Jan 2018
Female back exercises, these things counted when one retires The Telegraph Cryptic 20 Jan 2018
Little bighorn
What insomniacs count
Mutton source
Creature, small crawler
Sometimes opted to return with female farm animal
What a shepherd shepherds Family Time 07 Aug 2017
Farm animals The Times Concise 10 Jul 2017
Barnyard bleaters Universal 19 Jun 2017
Easily led creatures Universal 16 Jun 2017
What Bo Peep lost The Washington Post 06 Jun 2017
What Bo Peep lost LA Times Daily 06 Jun 2017
They are sometimes counted on retirement
Farm animals slowly escape – hard to stop that!
Followers - that's what you say? Irish Times Crosaire 25 Feb 2017
Easily led creatures
Barnyard bleaters
What Bo Peep lost
Ovine creature Universal 16 Nov 2016
Animals in a pasture Family Time 06 Nov 2016
Things insomniacs count New York Times 11 Sep 2016
Docile sorts LA Times Daily 09 Sep 2016
Dorpers or Damaras Canadiana 05 Sep 2016
Border collie's charges The Washington Post 28 Aug 2016
Lambs and rams Newsday 03 Aug 2016
Animal the woman kept trimmed at both ends The Telegraph Cryptic 14 Jun 2016
Merino or Sussex Canadiana 06 Jun 2016
Mutton source Wall Street Journal 06 May 2016
Shorn animals USA Today 18 Feb 2016
Docile sorts
Things insomniacs count
Ovine creature
Shorn animals
Lost beasts of rhyme Newsday 27 Dec 2015
Little Bo-Peep's loss USA Today 25 Oct 2015
One meekly follows the woman and weeps regularly The Telegraph Cryptic 08 Sep 2015
Shaun, for one Jonesin 25 Aug 2015
Meadow grazers Universal 30 Jul 2015
Cloned Dolly USA Today 22 Jul 2015
One following hydrogen in leak
Submissive bunch Wall Street Journal 08 May 2015
Submissive followers Newsday 19 Apr 2015
Bo-Peep's charges Eugene Sheffer 17 Feb 2015
Dolly, for one USA Today 04 Feb 2015
Lost beasts of rhyme
Submissive bunch
Dolly, for one
Border collie's charges
Dolly, for one
Meadow grazers
Little Bo-Peep's loss
Easily led sorts
Submissive followers
Wolves' prey
Cloned Dolly
Dickensian villain following small animals
Wool source
Wool wearers
Followers
Conformists, figuratively
Followers
Pasture animal
Blind followers
Many count them with their eyes closed
Shorn animals
Docile sorts
Blind followers
Border collie's flock
Submissive ones
Meek ones
Bo Peep's charges
Rambouillets
Flock members
Border collie's herd
Ones you can count on?
What insomniacs count
Followers
Congregation, metaphorically
Ones who submit
Mindless followers
Victims of a storied loser
Victims of a storied loser
They may be counted
Shearing candidates
They may be counted
Blind followers
Woolly beast
Border collie's charges
Easily influenced group
Slavishly loyal followers
Border collie's herd
Animal family hidden in 17-, 35- and 57-Across
Animal family hidden in 17-, 35- and 57-Across
Unquestioning followers
Submissive group
Kelpies herd them
From what animals do we get catgut?
Tractable followers
Source of wool
They're counted at night
Pen filler
Submissive group
Meek followers
Ovine one
They may be counted at night
Woolly mammal
Mindless followers
Little Bo Peep's loss
Mindless followers
Woolly mammals
Compliant ones
Submissives
Ram or lamb
Woolly mammals
Pasture animal
Woolly animal
Ewe, e.g.
Mindless followers
What Bo Peep lost
Wool source
Wolf's prey
Unthinking followers
Its coat is 100 percent wool
Animals on Jesus' right hand, in parable
Shorn animals
Minions
Rams and lambs
Fold members
Flock members
Wool source
Minions
Flock members
Bo Peep's loss
Bo Peep's loss
Wool source
Docile followers
Wool source
Symbols of submissiveness
Followers
Nocturnal animals?
Submissive group
Merino or Karakul
Fold members
Mutton source
Bighorn, for one
Bighorn, for one
Bighorn
Babe the pig's flock
Its coat is 100% wool
Bighorn, for one
Shelties' charges
Wool wearers
They may be counted
Animals in 7 Down
Meadow grazers
Followers
Certain dog's charges
Mutton source
The lumpenproletariat, in metaphor
Merinos
Cotswold
Wooly creatures
Border collie's herd
Rams and lambs
Woman with record showing farm animals
Wool-ites?
Woolly mammals
Meek types
Dolly, for one
Meadow foragers
Dolly's clone
Wool-coat owners
Symbols of submissiveness
Submissive gmup
Docile followers
Bo Peep's charges
Mindless followers
They might be counted at night
Bo-Peep's charges
Fold members
Conformists
Cotswold
Meek ones
Ewes
Rambouillets
Merino, for one
Argali
Merinos or Romneys
Cotswold, for one
Aoudad, for one
Hampshire Downs
Cheviot or Romney
Jaywalkers, to cabbies
Whence wool comes
Runner in a children's game
Cheviot and Romney
Romney Marsh
Farm animals
Insomniac's countdown
Subject of certain count down
Timid ones.
Muttons.
Cheviot.
Meadow denizens.
Meek ones.
Bighorn.
Merino.
Livestock.
Follow-the-leader ones.
Wool carrier.
Merinos.
Docile followers.
Ruminant animal.
Karakul.
Merino, Cheviot, et al.
Nursery strays.
Wool growers.
Black ___.
Timid creature.
Stupid people.
Australia's chief industry.
Mindless followers
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