Sheep

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 472
shfp, n.sing. and pi. the well-known ani- mal covered with wool a silly fellow (in contempt). [AS. scrap; Dut. sehaaft, Ger. schtrf] Shoepcot, shep'kot, a cot or inclosure for sheep. Sheepfold, shdp'fOld, n a fold or iudosure for sheep a flock of sheep, Sheepish, shep ish, adj like a sheep bashful inOle mQte mOOn then. 472 foolishly diffident. — adv. Sheepishly. — n, Shoep'lahne . Sheepmaater, shfip'mas-t6 «, (£.) a master or owner of sheep.
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