Aries, the first sign of the zodiac and a constellation; in Western astrology, it typically governs the period from March 21 to April 20

mutton or goat meat

goat; any of several ruminant mammals related to the sheep but with backward-curving horns and, in the male, a beard

sheep's wool; fleece; woolen fibers used for making textiles

sweater or cardigan made of wool or wool-like synthetic fiber

a person who is blamed for the wrongdoings, mistakes, or faults of others

a young sheep; lamb or kid

sheep; a type of domesticated animal known for being gentle and having wool used in textiles; often used as a metaphor for a person who is mild-mannered or docile

fine wool from the undercoat of a goat or sheep, used as a high-quality textile material

antelope; gazelle

The liquid inside the amniotic sac that protects the fetus from physical shock and reduces the sensation of fetal movement for the mother

sheepskin; sheep hide

a young sheep

shepherd; person who tends and herds sheep

nickname for [[广州|廣州|guang3 zhou1]], the capital city of Guangdong province; based on a legend of five immortals who rode five sheep to the city

to herd, raise, or graze sheep; to act as a shepherd

sheepdog; shepherd dog; any breed of dog used for herding sheep and cattle

a flock of sheep

ram; male sheep; buck goat

female sheep or goat; ewe or she-goat

to opportunistically pocket someone's possessions while passing by or in the middle of another task

the innermost membrane that encloses the embryo of a mammal, bird, or reptile

To breed, tend, or keep sheep

the milk from a goat or sheep

To mend the fold after the sheep are lost; refers to taking action after a problem occurs to prevent further losses or to fix a mistake while there is still time.

to tend a flock of sheep; to let sheep out to pasture

A dish consisting of thinly sliced mutton cooked quickly in a boiling hot pot; also known as Mongolian hot pot.

the horn of a sheep

A thin sheet made from sheep or goat skin, used in ancient and medieval Europe for writing important documents.

Qingyang District of Chengdu city, Sichuan

the sheep that leads a flock

A medium-sized antelope of the northern grasslands, known for its short horns, tan fur, and heart-shaped white patch on the rump; also called [[蒙古羚|蒙古羚|meng3 gu3 ling2]].

A genus of flowering plants also known as epimedium or barrenwort; its roots and leaves are used in traditional medicine, often as an aphrodisiac; also called [[三枝九叶草|三枝九葉草|san1 zhi1 jiu3 ye4 cao3]] or [[仙灵脾|仙靈脾|xian1 ling2 pi2]]

A South American mammal of the camel family that lacks a hump and is raised for its soft wool.

literally meaning "wool comes from the sheep's back"; used to describe situations where a benefit or gift one receives is actually paid for by oneself in the end

an enclosure or pen for keeping sheep; often an open shed or a fenced-off area

Year of the Ram or Sheep in the Chinese zodiac; any year in the twelve-year cycle that corresponds to the eighth Earthly Branch

A narrow and winding road as twisty as a sheep's intestine, often used to describe mountain paths; (fig.) a complicated and tricky job or task

a sheep specifically raised for meat production

(idiom) to use a reputable name as a cover for dishonest deeds; to pass off low-quality goods or services as something better; dishonest advertising

a sweater made of cashmere wool

mutton or lamb kebab; small pieces of meat skewered on wire or bamboo and roasted or deep-fried, usually seasoned with cumin and chili powder

sheep or goat intestines

The leading sheep in a flock that others follow

the hoof of a sheep

cashmere; the fine wool from a cashmere goat

a person who herds or looks after sheep

bharal; a medium-sized wild sheep with a blue-gray coat found in the high Himalayas and Western China