- - Woolly female animals
- - Those female sheep
- - Females said to appear twice in tutus
- - Female animals that go "baa!"
- - The sheep we found among opponents at bridge
- - Females that give us wool
- - Woolly farm females
- - Female flock members
- - ones in wool coats
- - Animals hidden backward in 'cheese wedge'
- - Female herdwicks
- - Mothers of the flock
- - Females in sheepskin coats
- - sheep who are female
- - in the sale we sold farm stock
- - Females in woolly coats
- - Lots of female sheep
- - Fleeceable females
- - The first cloned mammals
- - Suppliers of the milk for Roquefort cheese
- - Barnyard females
- - Moms in wool coats
- - Fleecy farm females
- - Some ladies of the field
- - Females of the pasture
- - Females in the flock
- - Cotswold females
- - Belles of the barnyard
- - You'll find some in woolly cotes
- - They're shepherded in wool coats
- - They may be in woolly coats or cotes
- - Shropshire females
- - Shorn females
- - Part of the flock
- - Ovine females
- - Ladies of the field
- - Half of the flock, probably
- - Females of the fold
- - Females in the fold
- - Females in flocks
- - Females in a flock
- - Female ovines
- - Female members of a flock
- - Female flockmates
- - Female bighorns
- - Female animals that say "baa"
- - Female animals in a pasture
- - Wool-bearing females
- - They might be found in woolly cotes
- - They grow fat on the farm
- - Some of the flock
- - Natives of the Slave Coast.
- - Sheep to handle, we hear
- - Sheared shes
- - Lamb deliverers
- - they graze, liaise with rams and raise lambs
- - Farmyard mamas
- - ... milk
- - They have lambs
- - Baaing mamas
- - Fluffy farm dwellers
- - Take advantage of sound sheep
- - sources for pecorino
- - Some feta sources
- - parents of lambs
- - rural moms
- - lamb watchers
- - Lambs' 4-Down
- - Youse sound like sheep!
- - Use noisy sheep
- - Reportedly exploit sheep
- - breeding stock to resort to, we hear
- - some farm moms
- - Sheep that could give birth
- - Flock moms
- - Rams' counterparts
- - Pecorino Romano sources
- - moms to rams
- - Dolly and her fellow clones, e.g.
- - Bucolic beasts
- - Lady lambs
- - Sheep partners
- - animals look back, pregnant with some worry
- - Fences off newest stock
- - Animals that bear lambs
- - Mother sheep
- - Romano cheese source
- - Part of a flock
- - Rams' dams
- - Some black sheep
- - Providers of sheep's milk
- - Lambs' dams
- - Homophone for use
- - Cote denizens
- - Cote members
- - Rams' ma'ams
- - Baa maids?
- - Merino mamas
- - Lambs' ma'ams
- - Lamb tenders
- - Flock mamas
- - Barnyard belles
- - They get fleeced
- - Pasture moms
- - Lambs' mamas
- - Flock mothers
- - Wool producers
- - They like to gambol
- - Maternal sheep
- - Lady bighorns
- - Cote inhabitants
- - "Babe" extras
- - They often get fleeced
- - Source of milk used for Romano cheese
- - Some meadow creatures
- - Shepherd's charges
- - Rams' madams?
- - Ram's mates
- - Lambs' mas
- - Kids' mothers
- - Farm milk producers
- - Crimp-haired critters
- - Certain dams
- - Woolly mammals
- - Wool suppliers
- - Wool coat wearers
- - They'll give you a bleating
- - Some woolmakers
- - Some pasture animals
- - Some ovines
- - Some meadow mamas
- - Some lambs, someday
- - Some karakuls
- - Shepherd's concerns
- - Sheep mamas
- - Rams' mates, on a farm
- - Pasture girls
- - Ovine mothers
- - Merino moms
- - Meadow mowers
- - Meadow mothers
- - Mas that maa
- - Mas that baa
- - Lea grazers
- - Ladies on a lea
- - Flock group
- - Fleecy meadow grazers
- - Dolly and her clones
- - Dolly and her clone
- - Cote group
- - Certain ovines
- - Certain black sheep
- - Bleaters
- - Baa-baa sisterhood
- - Yeanlings' minders
- - Yean's mas
- - Woolly grazers
- - Woolly flock members
- - Wool providers
- - Wool growers
- - Wool givers.
- - What sleepless sheep count?
- - What shepherds may shepherd
- - Wearers of wool coats
- - Togolese group
- - Things shepherds shepherd
- - They run with rams and lambs
- - They may get fleeced
- - They go baa
- - Their milk is used to make Roquefort
- - Stock with milk
- - Sources of ricotta cheese
- - Sources of feta and ricotta cheese
- - Sources for hogget
- - Some wool coat wearers
- - Some sources of wool
- - Some merinos
- - Some members of a very large group of New Zealanders
- - Some lea ladies
- - Some farm mamas
- - Some dairy stock
- - Some dairy animals
- - Some are Apennines or Blackbellies
- - Some "Babe" babes?
- - Small-horned bighorns
- - Shropshire mothers
- - Shorn shes
- - Shepherd's wards
- - She-grazers
- - Romano sources
- - Rams' quest
- - Rams' companions
- - Pasture parents
- - Pasture mothers
- - Pasture mamas
- - Pastoral moms
- - Ovines
- - Ones lambs follow
- - Old ones are crocks
- - Nannies' relatives
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