Crossword clues for ovine
ovine
- Like Bo Peep's sheep
- Like mutton
- Pertaining to sheep
- That's just like ewe
- Just like ewe
- Resembling a ram
- Like Bo Peep's flock
- Like merinos
- Like some folds
- Like one of the flock
- Like Mary's lamb
- Like ewes and rams
- Like ewe?
- Like Bo-Peep's flock
- Like Bo Peep's herd
- Adjective for some flocks
- Bighorn, e.g
- Woolly, say
- Woolly, in a way
- Woolly, e.g
- Resembling a sheep
- Related to rams
- Related to ewe?
- Of rams and lambs
- Of a flock
- Like some grazers
- Like some fabric sources
- Like some "Animal Farm" characters
- Like shearlings
- Like rams and ewes
- Like one who follows the herd
- Like nocturnally counted critters
- Like Mary's flock
- Like little lambs
- Like lamb chops
- Like Lamb Chop
- Like ewe, but not me
- Like ewe
- Like critters counted at night
- Like Cotswolds
- Like Bo-Peep's followers
- Like an old shepherd's charges
- Like an ewe
- Like a ram, but not a Ram
- Like a ram
- Like a ewe
- Like a Corriedale
- Like a bellwether
- Like a baa maid?
- Kin to "capric"
- In a folded family
- Grazer descriptor
- Equine : horses :: ___ : sheep
- Crèche figure descriptor
- Adjective for Mary's white-fleeced pet
- Adjective for karakuls
- Adjective for Bo-Peep's flock
- Woolly, maybe
- Sheepish, so to speak
- Just like ewe?
- Sheeplike
- Ewelike
- Sheep-ish
- Like mutton or sheep
- Woolly, perhaps
- Like Bo-Peep's herd
- Like Dolly the clone
- Sheep-related
- Like a member of the fold
- Like rams and lambs
- Like bighorns
- Like Bo-Peep's charges
- Woolly, e.g.
- Like Little Bo-Peep's charges
- Like Dolly or her clones
- Like a shepherd's charges
- Like bellwethers
- Like some flocks
- Like a sheep
- Like a 51-Across
- Like a wool supplier
- Like ones that are fleeced
- Like ones welcomed to the fold?
- Like the breeds Kerry Hill and English Leicester
- Like shepherds' charges
- Like Lincolns
- Like a ram or lamb
- Like lambs and rams
- Like a merino
- Wild and woolly?
- Akin to capric
- Like lambkins
- Lamblike
- Relating to sheep
- Bighorn, e.g.
- Of Mary's lamb
- Of sheep
- Like a Cheviot
- Woolly and dumb
- Like sheep
- Like Mary's little pet
- Like a Romney
- Like Romneys
- Grapes not available then? Fleeced?
- Sheepish old climber
- Sheepish one to accept tiny position?
- Sheepish lover removes jacket and trousers at home
- Sheepish individual seen around six
- Sheepish bishop's abandoned bull, say
- Sheepish bearer of grapes bearing nothing
- Like sheep or like cow (not British)
- Like lamb I placed in oven, well-cooked
- Of the flock
- Like a lamb or a ram
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ovine \O"vine\ ([=o]"v[imac]n), a. [L. ovinus, fr. ovis sheep: cf. F. ovine.] Of or pertaining to sheep; consisting of sheep.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"pertaining to or of the nature of sheep," 1828, from Latin ovinus, from ovis "sheep," from PIE Related: *owi- "sheep" (see ewe).
Wiktionary
a. 1 Of, pertaining to, resembling, or being a sheep. 2 ''Specifically,'' resembling a sheep in character; passive, of low intelligence and acquiescent. n. A sheep.
WordNet
adj. of or pertaining to or of the nature of or characteristic of a sheep or sheep
Usage examples of "ovine".
She arranged with Ram, the male Ovine, to get good hay and grain and water for the horse, for Seqiro could eat the food of an anchor reality and retain it.
Cat and the resident Ovine neuter, Sheep, he learned as much as he could assimilate about the colony on Planet Yils.
An Ovine neuter was there to guide them to their chamber for the night.
But the Ovine ram and BOvine bull came together before the cube, lowering their heads.
When she had been in this Mode before, an Ovine woman called simply Ewe had bathed her in genuine water and dressed her in a silken robe.
Faculty people spend a lot of time issuing orders, so they are also prone to respond to authority with ovine complacency.
Scottish Academician, the picture was perhaps painted in the Highlands, where there are great opportunities for making ovine studies.
Never before in the course of a truly ovine life had Schmucke uttered such words as these.
He tilted his round head, which was topped by a mass of pale curls, adding to the ovine semblance.
Other troops of ovine spectres had passed in sad array, foreshadowing to the brothers the probable fate of the whole stock of Wandaroona.
On the other hand, the representatives of the ovine and bovine races were to be counted by tens of thousands.
Australia, though so rich in this respect, does not set a better spread table before her ovine and bovine pensioners.
His term paper, an optional project on the mutation of angoran ovines, demonstrated an in-depth appreciation of genetic manipulation.
I have incarnated that which I-need to rationalize: Verily-not the ever present portraiture of experience to satisfy the ovine: No obvious allegory of asses-thinking God: No still-life group of empty bottles and old maids commonplaces: Nor the gay-tragedy of song.
Apply yourselves, above all, to the amelioration of the soil, to good manures, to the development of the equine, bovine, ovine, and porcine races.