Crossword clues for baa
baa
- Bleat of a sheep
- Black-sheep sound
- Bighorn bleat
- "Listen, ewe!"
- Welcome sound for Little Bo Peep
- That's what ewe say?
- Sound heard by a shepherd
- Sound from a ram or ewe
- Sound familiar to a shepherd
- Sheepish utterance
- Sheepish reaction?
- Sheep's greeting
- Sheep peep
- Sheep comment
- Ram's call
- Petting zoo plaint
- Petting zoo call
- Ovine statement
- Ovine remark
- Ovine bleat
- Ovine admission
- Outcry from a sheep
- Middling bond rating
- Lamb cry
- It's not the silence of the lambs
- Hello from a famous Dolly?
- Grazer's sound
- Ewe's bleat
- Ewe-nique noise?
- Ewe call
- Dolly's cry
- Cry from a sheep
- Cry from a kid
- Cry from a cote
- Cotswold cry
- Cotswold call
- Comment from the lea
- Call from the meadow
- Bleated sound
- Black sheep's sound
- Black sheep's plaint
- Animal sound that's heard by a shepherd
- "Whiffenpoof Song" word
- ''The Whiffenpoof Song'' bleat
- Woolly protest
- Woolgathering sound
- Whiffenpoof's refrain
- When repeated, "Old MacDonald" cry
- What might make a ewe turn?
- What makes a ewe turn?
- What ewes say
- What ewe said
- What Bo Peep was listening for?
- What a ewe says
- That's what ewes say
- Statement to the black sheep of the family?
- Sound while shearing
- Sound that broke the silence of the lambs?
- Sound of a sheep
- Sound in a sheep pen
- Sound in a sheep pasture
- Sound heard from a herd
- Sound heard by some collies
- Sound heard by Bo Peep
- Sound heard at shearing time
- Sound from Mary's follower
- Sound from down under
- Sound from a woolly farm animal
- Sound from a shearing shed
- Sound from a scared kid
- Sound from a merino
- Sound at shearings
- Sound at a petting zoo
- Sound associated with pens
- Sound a sheep makes
- Shropshire sound
- Shropshire shout
- Shout like a lamb
- Sheepish thing to say?
- Sheepish reaction
- Sheep's remark
- Sheep's noise
- Sheep's "Humbug"?
- Sheep-ish reply?
- Sheep speak
- Sheep say what?
- Shearing sound?
- Shearing protest
- Rural sound
- Ruminant sound, perhaps
- Ruminant sound
- Repeated nursery rhyme opener
- Remark from a ram or ewe
- Refrain of the Whiffenpoof song
- Rambouillet cry
- Ram's lament
- Ram response
- Ram remark
- Racket of lamb?
- Plaint during shearing
- Pipe up in the pasture
- Petting zoo noise
- Petting zoo cry
- Peep heard by Bo Peep
- Pasture bleat
- Pastoral letters?
- Pastoral call
- Part of an "Old MacDonald" verse
- Ovine oration
- Ovine exclamation
- Ovine complaint
- Not-bad bond rating
- Noise from a flock
- Nativity show sound
- Music to a wolf's ears
- Moody's lowest investment-grade rating
- Merino communication
- Meadow plaint
- Living Nativity sound
- Lea word?
- Lambkin's cry
- Lamb's remark
- Lamb's mutter
- Lamb oratory?
- Lamb call
- Kid's complaint?
- It's heard in the herd
- It's heard by herders
- It's hardly the silence of the lambs
- It may cause a ewe turn
- How do ewe sound?
- Heard from the cheviot
- Fold call
- Farm noise
- Ewes do it
- Ewe's reply
- Ewe said it?
- Ewe remark
- Ewe cry
- Ewe can say that again?
- Ewe can say that again!
- Ewe can do it!
- Emission from a sheep
- Did ewe speak?
- Dam comment
- Cry of shear terror?
- Cry of one getting fleeced
- Cry heard during wool shearing
- Cry from a lamb
- Cry from a flock
- Cry from a fleecy flock
- Cry at a shearing
- Corriedale cry
- Comment to the shepherd
- Comment from the black sheep of the family?
- Comment from a ram or ewe
- Call to the shepherd
- Call in a couple of children's songs
- Bucolic utterance
- Bleating animal's sound
- Bleat sound
- Bleat from the barn
- Bleat from Bo Peep's flock
- Bleat from a sheep
- Black-sheep's response
- Black-sheep talk
- Bit of a cote tale?
- Bighorn's sound
- Animal sound that a shepherd hears
- Animal sound sometimes heard in a meadow
- Animal sound heard by a shepherd
- Animal sound at the beginning of a nursery rhyme
- A word from ewe
- A sheep remark
- (Hey, ewe!)
- "The sheep says ..." response, on a See 'n Say
- "Quit clipping me!"
- "Old MacDonald" onomatopoeia
- "I am a sheep"
- "Hello, ewe!"
- 'Hey, Bo Peep!'
- Ewe said it!
- Cote sound
- Call for a shepherd
- Bleating sound
- Pastoral plaint
- "Whiffenpoof" syllable
- It's heard in a herd
- Comment from 33-Across
- Flock sound
- Farm call
- Shepherd's beckoning
- Wether report?
- Pastoral sound
- Ewe's call
- Call to Bo-peep
- Farm sound
- Sheepish response
- Cotswold's call
- Cry to Bo-peep
- Sheep's sound
- Pen noise
- Comment from the fold
- Noise of the lambs
- Leicester cry
- Call to a lamb
- Sheepish reply?
- Sheepish remark?
- Ovine utterance
- Sound from the fold
- Sheep's cry
- It's heard from the herd
- Call from a pen
- Bucolic cry
- Peep for Bo-Peep?
- Ovine line?
- Kid's cry?
- Meadow sound
- Cry to a shepherd
- Call to a shepherd
- Call from a meadow
- Sheep's "Sheesh!"
- Barnyard sound
- Suffolk sound
- Sound heard while shearing
- Pastoral cry
- Something heard in a herd
- Sheep's plaint
- Lea plea?
- Word repeated in "The Whiffenpoof Song"
- Sound during shearing
- Word repeated before "black sheep, have you any wool?"
- Ewe's cry
- Sound made while being fleeced?
- Kid's greeting
- Cote call
- Sheep's bleat
- Ovine sound
- Word repeated in the "Whiffenpoof Song" refrain
- Word repeated before "black sheep"
- Bucolic call
- Cry upon being fleeced?
- It may make a ewe turn
- Ovine call
- Cry of shear fear?
- Ewe's plaint
- Petting zoo sound
- Meadow call
- Pen call
- Bit of barnyard onomatopoeia
- Peep from a sheep
- Lea call
- Shearing shed sound
- Welcome to the fold?
- Bellwether sound
- Ovine cry
- Bellwether's call
- Barnyard cry
- Rural call
- When repeated, a nursery rhyme call
- Farmyard call
- Bucolic sound
- Sheep sound
- The cry made by sheep
- Word to a black sheep
- Ovine outburst
- Pasture sound
- Fold sound
- Mary's pet's sound
- Sheepish comment?
- Lament to Bo-peep
- Whiffenpoof word
- Ewe's utterance
- "Whiffenpoof" sound
- Cote cry
- Sheep talk
- Pasture cry
- Warning to Bo-Peep
- Sound from 46 Down
- Lea sound
- Cote noise
- Noise heard by Abel
- Romney Marsh's call
- Lamb's bleat
- A word from ewe?
- One of a nursery pair
- Nursery-rhyme opener
- Barnyard noise
- Sound from a cote
- Farm utterance
- "Whiffenpoof Song" finale
- Sound in Mary's ear
- Cry repeated in "The Whiffenpoof Song"
- Barnyard bleat
- Pen sound
- Sheepish sound?
- Sheepish cry
- Field sound
- Ovine plaint
- Whiffenpoof cry
- Ewe sound
- "Whiffenpoof" song ender
- Sound of sheep Abraham regularly ignored
- Sheep's comment
- False god inadequate? Cry
- Lamb's lament
- Pasture plaint
- Sheepish remark
- Lamb lament
- Sheep bleat
- Sheep cry
- Lamb's sound
- Farm cry
- Ram's remark
- Lamb's cry
- Herd word
- Sound at a shearing
- Sheep's call
- Sound from a flock
- Rambouillet remark
- "Hey, ewe!"
- Lamb's call
- Cote quote
- Cote comment
- Meadow murmur
- Meadow cry
- Call to Bo Peep
- Sound from a sheep pasture
- Pasture call
- Farmyard sound
- Cry from the flock
- Sound from the flock
- What did ewe say?
- Sound from a ewe
- Sheep trill
- Sheep call
- Response to a fleecing?
- Ovine opinion
- Merino noise
- Meadow musing
- It breaks the silence of the lambs
- Ewe's sound
- Certainly not the silence of the lambs
- Billy's bleat
- What a sheep says
- Sound sheepish?
- Sound heard in a herd
- Ram's cry
- Ram noise
- Pasture noise
- Ovine whine
- Ovine noise
- Ovine entreaty
- Ovine comment
- Not the silence of the lambs?
- Nanny's cry
- Meadow bleat
- Lea cry
- Lamb's wail
- Lamb's comment
- Ewe's comment
- Cote note
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Baa \Baa\ (b[aum]), v. i. [Cf. G. b["a]en; an imitative word.] To cry baa, or bleat as a sheep.
He treble baas for help, but none can get.
--Sir P.
Sidney.
Baa \Baa\ (b[aum]), n.; pl. Baas (b[aum]z). [Cf. G. b["a].] The cry or bleating of a sheep; a bleat.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
imitative sound of a sheep, attested from 1580s, but probably older, as baa is recorded before this a name for a child's toy sheep. Compare Latin bee "sound made by a sheep" (Varro), balare "to bleat;" Greek blekhe "a bleating;" Catalan be "a sheep."
Wiktionary
interj. (context onomatopoeia English) (non-gloss definition: The characteristic cry of a sheep.) n. 1 (context onomatopoeia English) The characteristic cry or bleating of a sheep. 2 The letter ب in the Arabic script. vb. To make the characteristic cry of a sheep.
WordNet
n : the cry made by sheep
Wikipedia
BAA or Baa may refer to:
Usage examples of "baa".
Two storms, Baas, not one, and when they meet they will begin to fight and there will be plenty of spears flying about in the sky, and then both those clouds will weep rain or perhaps hail.
Fried caterpillars are not bad, Baas, nor are locusts when you can get nothing else.
The ants that run about the ground do the same thing, Baas, that their children may have food when they are dead.
Now would the Baas like to go back to bed, as I think wisest, and return to-morrow?
Meanwhile, the Baas had better take off his boots, since the feet of those Bushmen whose spooks I feel all about me have made the ledge very slippery.
They must have done this quite often, Baas, since there are such a lot of their skulls down there, many of them quite black with age and turned to stone.
Also, if any did escape, in a generation or two all was forgotten, and the same thing happened again because, Baas, there are always plenty of fools in the world and the fool who comes after is just as big as the fool who went before.
Death spills the water of wisdom upon the sand, Baas, and sand is thirsty stuff that soon grows dry again.
If it were not so, Baas, men would soon stop falling in love with women, and yet even great ones--like you, Baas--fall in love.
I have a gimlet and some nails in my pistol pocket, Baas, that I was using this morning to mend that box of yours.
I do, Baas, and what is more, I believe that we shall visit them, because Zikali means that we should, and who is there that can fight against the will of the Opener-of-Roads?
Make my son, the Baas Allan, count them, for then he will not be able to grumble at you if things turn out badly whether you go or whether you stay behind, and say that you counted wrong or cheated.
And now, Baas, I have had enough of this, and should like to return to our outspan and examine those new oxen.
Baas, I thought that the Baas would say that because of his foolishness.
However, the Baas has settled that we must save the lady and give her to the Lump of Wood for a wife.