| Chop |
| Elia |
| Sweetie |
| Ewe kid |
| New ewe |
| Innocent |
| Essayist |
| Meek one |
| Aka Elia |
| Yeanling |
| Naive one |
| Stew meat |
| Farm baby |
| Tales man |
| Chop meat |
| Dear soul |
| Wee sheep |
| Young ram |
| Ewe youth |
| Easy dupe |
| Gyro meat |
| Dear" one? |
| Honeybunch |
| Woolly one |
| Baby sheep |
| Ewe's baby |
| A k a Elia |
| Kabob meat |
| Rack of __ |
| Kebab meat |
| Farm animal |
| Fold member |
| Chop source |
| Young sheep |
| A stew base |
| Ewe's youth |
| Fleecy babe |
| Gentle as a |
| Gentle type |
| Gyro staple |
| Mary's pet? |
| Paschal ___ |
| Ram's child |
| Woolly babe |
| Woolly baby |
| Gentle sort |
| Meadow baby |
| Ewe's child |
| Ewe's young |
| Gentle one? |
| Gentle soul |
| Innocent one |
| Flock member |
| Sheepish one |
| Sheep's kin? |
| March animal |
| Country kid? |
| Elia really |
| Ewe's output |
| Mary had one |
| Many a roast |
| Pasture baby |
| Pet of rhyme |
| Rack serving |
| Sheep's baby |
| Easter baby? |
| Kebab choice |
| Kabob choice |
| Baby bleater |
| Mary follower |
| Easter symbol |
| Gentle animal |
| Gentle person |
| Cote occupant |
| Easter entree |
| Mary's charge |
| Baby in wool? |
| Bleating babe |
| Docile person |
| Elia essayist |
| Mary's chaser |
| Meadow infant |
| Woolly infant |
| Essayist Elia |
| Entrée order |
| Souvlaki meat |
| Mary's friend |
| Moussaka meat |
| Innocent type |
| Crèche figure |
| English writer |
| One in a flock |
| Easter serving |
| The ___ of God |
| Part of a gyro |
| Sacrificial __ |
| Seder mainstay |
| Suckling sheep |
| Popular roast. |
| Wee woolly one |
| Little bighorn |
| Gentle creature |
| Wool coat owner |
| Woolly creature |
| Kabob component |
| Mary's creature |
| Mary's tagalong |
| Ovine offspring |
| Souvlaki choice |
| Writer Mary Ann |
| Charles or Mary |
| Flock youngster |
| Gyro ingredient |
| Ram's offspring |
| Ewe's youngster |
| Ewe's offspring |
| Mary's follower |
| English essayist |
| British essayist |
| Petting-zoo baby |
| Follower of Mary |
| Babe in Wall St. |
| Charles or roast |
| Chops for dinner |
| Ewe's little one |
| Gentle, meek one |
| Innocence symbol |
| Jesus, __ of God |
| Mary's hanger-on |
| Shish kebab meat |
| Symbol of Christ |
| Woolly farm baby |
| Young Shropshire |
| Doner kebab meat |
| Essayist Charles |
| Shish kebab item |
| Woolly youngster |
| Shepherd's charge |
| Caracul or mouton |
| Mary's little pet |
| Mild-mannered one |
| Nursery-rhyme pet |
| Tender sheep meat |
| Young farm animal |
| Mary's possession |
| Lion's antithesis |
| Term of endearment |
| Petting-zoo animal |
| Member of the fold |
| ... out like a ___ |
| Dear, sweet person |
| Down Under product |
| Elia was his alias |
| Meat in many gyros |
| Mild-mannered type |
| One in Mary's care |
| Symbol of March 31 |
| Innocence exemplar |
| Gentle farm animal |
| Pastoral youngster |
| Moussaka ingredient |
| Symbol of innocence |
| Schoolgoer of rhyme |
| Popular Easter dish |
| Petting zoo critter |
| Emblem of St. Agnes |
| He came after Bacon |
| Meat found in gyros |
| Sheepish youngster? |
| Sweet-tempered type |
| Sweet-tempered sort |
| Symbol of obedience |
| Paragon of meekness |
| Souvlaki ingredient |
| Symbol of gentleness |
| Dish with mint jelly |
| Chop source, perhaps |
| Easily swindled sort |
| Gentle woolly animal |
| Jesus, in a metaphor |
| Meat with mint jelly |
| One devoted to Mary? |
| Sacrificial offering |
| Souvlaki meat, often |
| Nativity scene figure |
| Epitome of gentleness |
| Mrs. Battle's creator |
| Essayist: 1775–1834 |
| Irish-stew ingredient |
| Meat in much moussaka |
| Metal band ___ of God |
| Nativity scene animal |
| Newcomer to the flock |
| Schoolgoer in a rhyme |
| Rogan josh ingredient |
| Rung #4 of the ladder |
| Petting zoo youngster |
| Gentle, innocent type |
| One younger than ewe? |
| Mary had a little one |
| Exemplar of innocence |
| Essays of Elia" author |
| Border collie's charge |
| ___ of God (Agnus Dei) |
| Common gyro ingredient |
| Dish served with jelly |
| Meat on a kabob, maybe |
| Shish-kebab ingredient |
| A product of Australia |
| Mary's little follower |
| Author of the Stepquote |
| Author Mary or brother. |
| Coleridge's schoolmate. |
| It's white and innocent |
| Mary or Mary's follower |
| Schoolmate of Coleridge |
| Staple of Greek cuisine |
| Very soft fleece source |
| School visitor of rhyme |
| Traditional Easter fare |
| Child of a ram and a ewe |
| Sweet and innocent child |
| Start of an Easter prayer |
| Mary had a little ___ ... |
| Dish that's often roasted |
| Lion's trusting companion |
| Meat in Irish stew, often |
| Meat served off the rack? |
| Mary's follower, in verse |
| Traditional Easter entree |
| Souvlaki ingredient, often |
| It went everywhere Mary did |
| Mary's inseparable companion |
| Woolly baby in a petting zoo |
| Dream Children . . . " author |
| Denizen of many a petting zoo |
| English essayist: 1775–1834 |
| Its "fleece was white as snow |
| Schoolgoer in a nursery rhyme |
| White-fleeced animal of rhyme |
| ___ of God (epithet for Jesus) |
| In like a lion, out like a ___ |
| Tales from Shakespear" cowriter |
| Animal associated with March 31 |
| Essayist with the pen name Elia |
| Meat often complemented by mint |
| Simple, unsophisticated person. |
| Lady Caroline (Byron's paramour) |
| Meat often served with mint jelly |
| Behold the --- of God" (John 1:29) |
| Little ___, who made thee?": Blake |
| Main ingredient in the dish lechazo |
| Meat in the Near Eastern dish kibbe |
| Follower of Mary, in a nursery rhyme |
| Noted essayist — symbol of innocence |
| Mrs. Battle's Opinions on Whist" writer |
| The ___ Lies Down on Broadway" (Genesis) |
| Meat that's often served with mint jelly |
| What "Lies Down on Broadway," to Genesis |
| With The, Blake poem from Songs of Innocence |
| Animal that the month of March is said to "go out like |
| Meat of which Australia is among the largest producers |
| Essayist who wrote "Lawyers, I suppose, were children once |