lamb

A farm animal with thick wool raised for meat, milk or wool

A young sheep under one year old that is not yet sheared

A very young lamb often used as a name for someone you love

A young sheep less than one year old that farmers have not yet sheared

A small young lamb people speak of in a loving way

A children's word for a young sheep used when talking to it

A farm animal kept for its wool, meat, or skin

A person or animal who is very kind and not likely to hurt others

An older person who tries to look much younger in an awkward way

A small cut of lamb meat with a bone, usually cooked and eaten

A cut of lamb from the ribs often roasted and served whole or as chops

A back leg of a young sheep cooked and served as a roast

A person who is blamed or punished to protect others

A dish of lamb cooked in a spicy sauce like Indian food

Meat from a young sheep that is cooked in an oven or over a fire until brown

A baked pastry filled with cooked lamb and vegetables

A large piece of lamb cooked whole in an oven

A cut of lamb with the breastbone and meat around it, often roasted or used in stews

A piece of meat from a lamb that you cook

A person who is kind and gentle and easily says yes to others

A children's word for a young sheep used when talking to it

A small wild plant with yellow flowers that grows in dry grass

A tender cut of meat from the back of a young sheep often roasted or grilled

A cut of lamb with the backbone and meat on both sides, roasted as one piece

A lamb that Christians use as a symbol of Jesus dying for people at Easter

Soft, curly fur from a type of sheep used for coats and hats

A plant from Central Asia that people once thought grew live lambs