Flocks and Sheep

Flocks

Definitions of Flocks not found.

Sheep and flocks are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sheep" instead a noun "Flocks".

Sheep

Sheep noun - An innocent or gentle person.

Flocks and sheep are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flocks" instead a noun "Sheep".

Nearby Words: sheepish, sheepskin

Both words in one sentence

  • Counting Sheep Parodied (flocks of non-imaginary sheep have a soporific effect because people will try to count them)
  • Opinion Flip Flop: Petulia is shown to do this, changing her opinion on sheep when Tiffany mentions how proud the Chalk folks are of their flocks.
  • It should, however, be noted that his methods are prone to occasional hiccups, including flocks of jeering wizard geese and carnivorous sheep.
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