| Milk |
| Lambs |
| Ovines |
| Sheep. |
| Lea moms |
| Bleaters |
| Lamb moms |
| Lea mamas |
| Ram fans? |
| She-sheep |
| Cote mamas |
| Fold mamas |
| Kids' moms |
| Lamb mamas |
| Lea ladies |
| Lea lasses |
| Maaing mas |
| Meek mamas |
| Merino mas |
| Shorn shes |
| Yean's mas |
| Cote group |
| Baaing mas |
| Lambs' mas |
| Ovine moms |
| Lambs' kin |
| Mama sheep |
| Baa-maids? |
| Some sheep |
| Rams' dams |
| Adult sheep |
| Cote "girls |
| Farm ladies |
| Merino dams |
| Rams' quest |
| She-grazers |
| They go baa |
| Babe" group |
| Flock group |
| Lea females |
| Lea grazers |
| Merino moms |
| Sheep mamas |
| Some ovines |
| Ram's mates |
| Rams' fans? |
| Woolly moms |
| Flock mamas |
| Meadow moms |
| Lambs' dams |
| Farm animals |
| Meadow group |
| Meadow mamas |
| Milk sources |
| Farm females |
| Farm mothers |
| Cote mothers |
| Feta sources |
| Flock belles |
| Fleecy flock |
| Lamb mothers |
| Lamb nursers |
| Lambs moms |
| Lea denizens |
| Maaing mamas |
| Mama merinos |
| Shes in leas |
| Some merinos |
| Wool growers |
| Wool givers. |
| Lamb bearers |
| Lamb raisers |
| Mas that baa |
| Mas that maa |
| Certain dams |
| Babe" extras |
| Fold females |
| Woolly mamas |
| Lambs' mamas |
| Pasture moms |
| Lamb tenders |
| Merino mamas |
| Rams' ma'ams |
| Cote members |
| Wool sources |
| Mother sheep |
| Female sheep |
| Woolly beasts |
| Flock members |
| Baaing belles |
| Barnyard dams |
| Barnyard moms |
| Cote dwellers |
| LambsÂ' dams |
| Lea creatures |
| Mas with baas |
| Meadow misses |
| Merinos' moms |
| Moms of lambs |
| Ovine animals |
| Pastoral moms |
| Pasture mamas |
| Female ovines |
| Meadow mowers |
| Ovine females |
| Ovine mothers |
| Pasture girls |
| Sheep females |
| Shorn females |
| Some karakuls |
| Fleecy beasts |
| Kids' mothers |
| Rams' madams? |
| Flock mothers |
| Lady bighorns |
| Flock faction |
| Lambs' ma'ams |
| Cote denizens |
| Flock females |
| Some livestock |
| Animal mothers |
| Babe" critters |
| Female grazers |
| Female merinos |
| Fleece sources |
| Fold residents |
| Half the flock |
| Kin of wethers |
| Lamb's mothers |
| Lambs' mommies |
| Meadow females |
| Merino females |
| Romano sources |
| They're woolly |
| Togolese group |
| Wool providers |
| Woolly mothers |
| Woolly grazers |
| Certain ovines |
| Meadow mothers |
| Milk providers |
| Meadow grazers |
| Use" homophone |
| Wool suppliers |
| Woolly mammals |
| Woolly animals |
| Maternal sheep |
| Rams' partners |
| Wool producers |
| Merino mothers |
| Woolly females |
| Fleecy females |
| Sources of wool |
| Females in wool |
| Fleeced females |
| Moms in meadows |
| Pasture mothers |
| Pasture parents |
| Shorn creatures |
| Some farm mamas |
| Some lea ladies |
| Stock with milk |
| Female bighorns |
| Ladies on a lea |
| Much of a flock |
| Part of a flock |
| Sheared females |
| Some woolmakers |
| Parts of a herd |
| Pasture animals |
| Ricotta sources |
| Barnyard belles |
| Group in a flock |
| Milk dispensers? |
| A lot of a flock |
| A people of Togo |
| Arcadian females |
| Baaing creatures |
| Belles in a fold |
| Bleating mothers |
| Female Cotswolds |
| Dolly and others |
| Lambies' mammies |
| Mas that may maa |
| Manchego sources |
| Meadow creatures |
| Nannies' cousins |
| Rams' companions |
| Shepherd's wards |
| Some dairy stock |
| Females in cotes |
| Flock contingent |
| Sheep matriarchs |
| Wool coat owners |
| Woolly creatures |
| Cotswold females |
| Mothers of lambs |
| Cote inhabitants |
| Barnyard females |
| They get fleeced |
| Some black sheep |
| Fleecing victims? |
| Mas that say "maa |
| Members of a fold |
| Mothers on a farm |
| Ones lambs follow |
| Some of the flock |
| Domestic animals. |
| Female flockmates |
| Females in flocks |
| Many former lambs |
| Part of the flock |
| Shearing subjects |
| Some meadow mamas |
| Wool coat wearers |
| They provide milk |
| Some farm females |
| Members of a flock |
| Baa-a-ad" mothers? |
| Females in a field |
| Homophone for yews |
| Ladies of the lea? |
| Ladies of the leas |
| Misses with a ram? |
| Moms in the meadow |
| Nannies' relatives |
| Pastoral creatures |
| Shropshire mothers |
| Some "Babe" babes? |
| Some dairy animals |
| Sources for hogget |
| Yeanlings' minders |
| Baa-baa sisterhood |
| Females in a flock |
| Homophone for "use |
| Shepherds' charges |
| Shropshire females |
| Moms in wool coats |
| Some flock members |
| Fleecing candidates |
| Fluffy farm animals |
| Half a flock, maybe |
| Ladies in the field |
| Old ones are crocks |
| Rams counterparts |
| Some wool providers |
| Certain black sheep |
| Dolly and her clone |
| Females in the fold |
| Females of the fold |
| Ladies of the field |
| Shepherd's concerns |
| Some lambs, someday |
| Farm milk producers |
| Fleecy farm females |
| Shearing candidates |
| They like to gambol |
| Babe's lady friends? |
| Bellwether's "belles |
| Females with fleeces |
| Some sources of wool |
| They may get fleeced |
| Wool-bearing females |
| Woolly flock members |
| Dolly and her clones |
| Some pasture animals |
| Females in the flock |
| Sheepcote matriarchs |
| Romano cheese source |
| Females in wool coats |
| Half a barnyard flock |
| Members of the flock. |
| Small-horned bighorns |
| They're often fleeced |
| Wearers of wool coats |
| Fleecy meadow grazers |
| Short-horned bighorns |
| Crimp-haired critters |
| Some meadow creatures |
| Gimmers are young ones |
| Ladies in woolly cotes |
| Lambs that aren't rams |
| Sources of feta cheese |
| They have little lambs |
| Pecorino Romano source |
| Rams' mates, on a farm |
| Belles of the barnyard |
| Females of the pasture |
| They often get fleeced |
| Females in natural wool |
| Females who get fleeced |
| Females with warm coats |
| Members of a sheep herd |
| Mothers in woolly cotes |
| Large part of some herds |
| Candidates for shearings |
| Some ladies of the field |
| Female animals that bleat |
| Followers of a bellwether |
| Maa and company, in "Babe |
| Sources of ricotta cheese |
| They grow fat on the farm |
| Things shepherds shepherd |
| Female members of a flock |
| Providers of sheep's milk |
| Animals befriended by Babe |
| Half of the flock, perhaps |
| Sources of Manchego cheese |
| Barnyard females that bleat |
| Bleaters befriended by Babe |
| Females that may be fleeced |
| Natives of the Slave Coast. |
| What shepherds may shepherd |
| What sleepless sheep count? |
| Female animals in a pasture |
| Half of the flock, probably |
| They'll give you a bleating |
| __ blue (Roquefort relative) |
| Animals who often bear twins |
| They run with rams and lambs |
| Female animals that say "baa |
| Misses Shropshire and Suffolk |
| Bighorns with not-so-big horns |
| Some males butt heads over them |
| But milk my ___ and weep": Shak. |
| Female animals that produce wool |
| Milk sources for Pecorino cheese |
| They're shepherded in wool coats |
| You'll find some in woolly cotes |
| Beasts that sound like Brooklynese |
| Female animals tended by shepherds |
| Milk sources for some Greek cheese |
| Some are Apennines or Blackbellies |
| Sources of feta and ricotta cheese |
| Females who are herded by sheepdogs |
| They might be found in woolly cotes |
| Their milk is used to make Roquefort |
| They may be in woolly coats or cotes |
| Female farm animals that may be shorn |
| Source of milk used for Romano cheese |
| Some members of a very large group of New Zealanders |
| Animals that are a homophone for a word meaning "walk all over |
| Minor-leaguer whose team is named after a Coney Island roller coaster |