ewe

As for a more humane socialism emerging, Aksyonov kebabs that ewe-lamb too.

He brought not just Ewe to English, but a tribal embrace to the angst-ridden homeland of Billy Joel.

Her name, The New York Times noted, means “the human being is more precious than gold” in Ewe.

A vigorous ewe may bring her first lamb at two years old, but it is better that it be deferred till three.

The ewe should possess these characteristics generally, with such modifications as are suited to the sex.

The old ewe had come quite close to the man, and one of the lambs was nibbling at his trousers' leg.

They made their own negotiations, drew their savings from the bank and started into business with four ewe lambs.

Here comes the wonderful one-hoss shay, Drawn by a rat-tailed, ewe-necked bay, "Huddup!"