Aries (constellation and sign of the zodiac)

the flesh of sheep or goats used as food

a common ruminant animal related to the sheep

the soft, curly hair of sheep used as a textile fiber for clothing and yarn

wool sweater; cardigan

a person who is innocent, weak, or exploited like a sacrificial lamb

Yangcheng, a nickname for Guangzhou ([[广州|廣州|Guang3 zhou1]])

to herd, tend, or raise sheep

flock of sheep

ram (male sheep)

to opportunistically pocket someone's possessions and walk off while passing by

(anatomy) amnion

sheep husbandry

sheep's milk

To take corrective action after a loss or mistake has occurred to prevent further damage; better late than never.

to tend a flock of sheep or let them out to pasture

a traditional dish consisting of thinly sliced mutton cooked briefly in a boiling pot of broth

Qingyang district of Chengdu city [[成都市|成都市|Cheng2 du1 Shi4]], Sichuan

bellwether; leader of a group

The Mongolian gazelle (Procapra gutturosa), a species of antelope native to the semi-arid grasslands of Central Asia.

a genus of flowering plants (also known as barrenwort or horny goatweed) used in traditional medicine as an aphrodisiac

The benefit or gift one receives is ultimately paid for by oneself; costs are hidden or passed on so that nothing is truly free.

Year of the Ram (e.g. 2003)

a complicated, difficult, or tricky job or metaphorical path that is hard to navigate

To display a false front or use dishonest advertising to sell inferior or different goods; misrepresentation.

the leading sheep of a flock; bellwether

Longyangxia canyon on the upper reaches of the Yellow River, Gonghe county in Hainan Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Qinghai

argali (Ovis ammon)

to kill the pigs and slaughter the sheep (idiom)

yōkan, a gelatin dessert typically made from red bean paste, agar, and sugar, sold in block form

mutton fat; often used as a modifier to describe the texture and color of high-quality white nephrite jade, characterized by its warm, greasy, and smooth appearance

a narrow, winding road or path (twisting like a sheep's intestine)