sheep

 Sheep
n.
[sing., pl.]
(Sheep)
sheepskin (leather)
shy person, coward; fool
[teasing] believers, Catholics ; parishioners
a flock of sheep
a flock of sheep
keep [tend] sheep
sheep
a wolf in sheep's clothing
wolf dressed in sheep's clothing, snake in the grass man
idiom
a black sheep black sheep; refused to join the striking workers
a lost sheep astray, lose the right path of people
a sheep among wolves into wolves; fell on a group of villains in the hands of good people
as a sheep among the shearers hands as if falling sheep shearers
as well be hanged for a sheep as for a lamb [saying] to steal a sheep or lamb anyway, had to suffer death by hanging to steal; a do not do for a pound
count sheep Counting Sheep (heart count in order to fall asleep)
follow like a sheep blindly following
Neptunes sheep (the sea) for white horses head
One scabbed sheep infects the whole flock. [ ,],[[saying] the black sheep everywhere.
sheep and goats good man and the wicked (from the
Modern English Dictionary
sheep
n.
sheep
sheep, sheep
idioms
a black sheep black sheep; black sheep; unworthy of the believers
make sheep's eyes at sb. stupid person attentions to the Concise English Dictionary

sheep
n.
sheep, sheep, shy person, coward followers
Black sheep
a metaphor for the black sheep ; black sheep.
sheep-foot roller
sheep foot roller
We farm sheep.
our sheep.
A boy grazes sheep.
a boy herding sheep.
Get the sheep within.
the sheep into the fold to go inside.
Land that carries sheep.
to sheep grazing land
One sheep follows another.
a sheep with a sheep ( mean blind obedience).
Sheep usually flock together.
flocks of sheep often.
Two sheep are missing.
lost two sheep.
Two sheep were missing.
lost two sheep.