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Answer: EWES

EWES is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 297 times.

• Farm females
• Baa-maids?
• Frequenters of 49-Across
• Rams' ma'ams
• Flock members
• She sheep
• Some sheep
• Dolly and others
• Lady bighorns
• Meadow group
• Parts of a herd
• Members of the flock
• They grow fat on the farm
• Romano sources
• Farm mothers
• Shropshire females
• Wool sources
• Rams' mates
• Some livestock
• Cote inhabitants
• Wearers of wool coats
• Milk dispensers
• They get fleeced
• Lambs' mothers
• ___ milk
• Ones lambs follow
• Some dairy stock
• Wool coat wearers
• Milk sources
• Pasture parents
• Milk dispensers?
• Lambs' ma'ams
• Females in the fold
• Followers of a bellwether
• Meadow mamas
• Farm milk producers
• Baa maids?
• Their milk is used to make Roquefort
• Mas with baas
• Meadow mothers
• Flock females
• Lambs' kin
• Half a flock, maybe
• Baaing belles
• Animals befriended by "Babe"
• Meadow mommies
• Merino mamas
• Some lambs, someday
• Fleecy females
• Gals that may get fleeced
• Bleating belles
• Belles of the barnyard
• Lea "ladies"
• Flock ladies
• Fold females
• Moms of lambs
• Ladies of the lea
• Members of a sheep herd
• Lambs' moms
• Ladies in woolly cotes
• "Babe" extras
• Rams' dams
• Lea lasses
• Providers of sheep's milk
• They might be found in woolly cotes
• Mas that maa
• Misses with a ram?
• Rams fans?
• They often get fleeced
• Lea moms
• Merino moms
• Some flock members
• Shearing subjects
• Some "Babe" babes?
• Maaing mamas
• Lea females
• Cote denizens
• Maa and company, in "Babe"
• Rams' partners
• She-grazers
• Source of milk used for Romano cheese
• "Babe" critters
• Woolly moms
• Females in the flock
• Wool-coat owners
• Meadow grazers
• Fleecy flock
• Lambs' mamas
• Barnyard females
• Fleecing candidates
• Female grazers
• Shearing candidates
• Meadow moms
• Romano cheese source
• Moms in meadows
• Females of the pasture
• Barnyard belles
• They'll give you a bleating
• Pasture girls
• They like to gambol
• Maternal sheep
• Shepherd's charges
• Baa-baa sisterhood
• Lambs' dams
• Some black sheep
• Some meadow mamas
• Dolly and her clone
• Certain black sheep
• Use homophone
• Ovine females
• Ovine moms
• Cote members
• Some lea ladies
• They may be in woolly coats or cotes
• Moms in wool coats
• Some karakuls
• Ladies of the field
• Lea denizens
• Some pasture animals
• Half of the flock, probably
• Certain dams
• Homophone for use
• Shepherds' charges
• Mothers in woolly cotes
• Fluffy farm animals
• Some woolmakers
• Things shepherds shepherd
• Rams' madams?
• Mothers of lambs
• Some members of a very large group of New Zealanders
• Some meadow creatures
• Mates for a 29-Across
• Small-horned bighorns
• They're shepherded in wool coats
• Cotswold females
• Animals who often bear twins
• Lea ladies
• Yeanling producers
• Female sheep
• You'll find some in woolly cotes
• Lamb tenders
• Woolly mamas
• Mas that may maa
• Lambs’ moms
• Rams fans?
• Shepherd's concerns
• Some of Babe's barnyard buddies
• Much of a flock
• Ovine mothers
• Rams' fans?
• Some of the flock
• Lamb's dams
• Baaing mas
• Woolly females
• Ram's mates
• Woolly grazers
• Females with fleeces
• Ladies on a lea
• Lea ladies?
• Some are Apennines or Blackbellies
• Milk providers
• Woolly flock members
• Cote "girls"
• "Baa-a-ad" mothers?
• Flock mothers
• Fleecy meadow grazers
• Lea grazers
• Shorn shes
• Fleece sources
• Bleating mothers
• Wool coat owners
• Merino mothers
• Mothers on a farm
• A lot of a flock
• Bighorns with not-so-big horns
• Lamb raisers
• Some ladies of the field
• Pasture moms
• What shepherds may shepherd
• They provide milk
• Certain ovines
• Sources of feta and ricotta cheese
• Female Cotswolds
• Dolly and her clones
• Some farm females
• Milk sources for Pecorino cheese
• Female ovines
• Wool providers
• Females in natural wool
• Large part of some herds
• Rams' quest
• Homophone for "use"
• Pastoral moms
• Some ovines
• Meadow females
• Farm ladies
• Mama merinos
• Milk sources for some Greek cheese
• Crimp-haired critters
• Mother sheep
• Manchego sources
• Bleating mamas
• Flock mamas
• Fleecing victims?
• Pasture animals
• Some farm mamas
• Meadow creatures
• Fleecy farm females
• Ricotta sources
• Lamb nursers
• Sheep females
• Lamb mothers
• Misses Shropshire and Suffolk
• Cote group
• Meadow misses
• Stock with milk
• Bellwether's "belles"
• Beasts that sound like Brooklynese
• Cote dwellers
• Sheep matriarchs
• Sources of wool
• Females with warm coats
• Lamb's mothers
• Grange group
• Sources of ricotta cheese
• Farm animals
• Lamb mamas
• Maaing mas
• Candidates for shearings
• Lambs' mommies
• Feta sources
• Lambies' mammies
• Females that may be fleeced
• Sources of feta cheese
• Woolly mothers
• Woolly beasts
• Females in cotes
• Meek mamas
• Fleeced females
• Ram fans?
• Short-horned bighorns
• Ovine animals
• Sources of Manchego cheese
• Some males butt heads over them
• Lamb bearers
• Shes in leas
• Females in wool
• Gimmers are young ones
• Many former lambs
• They're woolly
• ___ blue (Roquefort relative)
• Members of a flock
• Pecorino Romano source
• Mates of 12-Down
• Farm moms
• They're sheepish but not necessarily shy
• ___ milk (source of Roquefort cheese)
• Dairy animals
• Some wool coat wearers
• Farm animals that sound like trees
• Fluffy farm females
• Rebus animals
• Farm girls
• Sheep mothers
• Milk sources for feta cheese
• They get 40-Down
• Some "Babe" characters
• Baaing females
• Sources of Roquefort
• Females in a flock
• Sheep's milk sources
• Sheepish animals?
• Bo Peep's sidekicks in "Toy Story"
• Suppliers of the milk for Roquefort cheese
• Bucolic beasts
• The first cloned mammals
• Dolly and her fellow clones, e.g.
• Some farm moms
• Animals hidden backward in "cheese wedge"
• Ones in wool coats
• Mama sheep
• Baaing mamas
• Farmyard mamas
• Milk sources for pecorino Romano
• Woolly ones
• Fleecy flock members
• Millions of Ghanaians, ethnically
• Homophone of vowels not found in this answer
• Some lambs
• Maa-ing moms
• Fuzzy farm animal
• Mamas who go "Maa"
• Some farm ruminants
• She-sheep
• Some members of a flock
• She-eep
• Females in flocks