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anthrax	an infectious, often fatal disease. Anthrax usually infects sheep or cattle, but can infect humans as well.
baa	to make the sound of a sheep; bleat. [2 definitions]
bighorn	a wild sheep found in the Rocky Mountains of North America. The male has large, curved horns; the female has short, straight horns. They are also called Rocky Mountain sheep.
black sheep	Someone who is very different from the rest of their family or group is sometimes called "the black sheep." Sometimes the other members of the family or group are ashamed of this person because they do bad things or they are not as successful as they are. Sometimes a person is called a "black sheep" just because they think very differently from the rest of the group and want to have a different kind of life. In a real group of animal sheep, most of the sheep have a light color. Only a few sheep in the group might have a dark color.
bleat	the sound made by a goat, sheep, or calf. [2/4 definitions]
buckskin	a strong, tan leather made from the skin of a deer or a sheep. [1/2 definitions]
Burkina Faso	Burkina Faso is a country in Africa. Some of its neighbors are Mali, Niger, and Ghana. Most of Burkina Faso gets a lot of rain for some months of the year. In the other months, the country is very dry. Many people in Burkina Faso raise cattle or sheep. Many do farming or mining. Cotton grows well in Burkina Faso, and a lot of it is sold to other countries. A lot of gold is sold too.
collie	a Scottish breed of dog. Collies are large dogs with long, narrow heads and long hair. They were once raised to herd sheep.
dairy product	foods that are made from the milk of cows or certain other animals, like goats and sheep.
dingo	a kind of wild dog found only in Australia. Dingoes have long legs, pointed ears, and yellowish brown or reddish brown fur. They hunt small mammals, but have learned to hunt sheep and cattle brought to Australia by European settlers.
dog	a furry animal with four legs, a pointed nose, and a tail. Their sharp teeth and claws are good for hunting small animals as food, but they also sometimes eat plant food. Dogs are mammals, closely related to coyotes, foxes, and wolves. There are many kinds or breeds of dogs, with a wide range of sizes and appearances. Some dogs are bred for special jobs, such as herding sheep. Dogs are often kept as pets. [1/2 definitions]
ewe	an adult female sheep.
farm	A farm is a place where people grow crops or raise animals for food or clothing. People grow crops like corn, wheat, beans, and potatoes on farms. They also raise animals like cows, sheep, and pigs. [1/4 definitions]
fleece	the wool of an animal, usually a sheep. [2/3 definitions]
flock¹	a group of animals or birds of one kind that stay or are kept together, such as geese or sheep. [1/3 definitions]
fold²	an area within a fence or wall where sheep or other animals are kept.
goat	an animal with hooves, hollow horns, and rough hair. Goats are mammals that are raised for their milk, wool, and meat. They are closely related to sheep.
horn	a hard, hollow growth on the head of certain mammals. Deer, cows, and sheep are some animals that have horns. Horns usually grow in pairs. [1/3 definitions]
Iceland	Iceland is an island country in the northern part of the Atlantic Ocean. Iceland is not really a land of ice. There are mountains and volcanoes and also land for raising sheep and for farming. Fishing and farming are important in Iceland, but many people there have jobs making products to sell in other countries. The language the people speak in Iceland is called Icelandic.
ideal	If something is ideal, it is perfect for something. If a piece of land is ideal for raising sheep, then it is the best thing for that purpose. If a person has an ideal job, it is just the perfect job for that person. [1/4 definitions]
irregular	When something is called "irregular" in a language, it means that it does not follow the usual rule for something. For example, the verb "break" is called an irregular verb because its past tense is "broke" instead of "breaked." Most verbs in English follow the rule that "-ed" is added to a verb to make the past tense. The noun "sheep" is irregular because its plural form is "sheep" and not "sheeps." Most nouns in English make their plural form by adding "-s." [1/3 definitions]

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