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noun

• a person who follows or mimics others, without thought.

  Those kids and their baggy pants are sheep.

                                
  
                                                                                            
  
  Citation from "Us or Them", The Event (TV), Season 1 Episode 19 (2011) censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.

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  Last edited on May 05 2011. Submitted by Robert M. from San Rafael, CA, USA on Feb 28 1998.

origin

• Sheep aren't viewed as very intelligent, the term conjures up images of the animals just following one another, going wherever they're herded.

  Last edited on May 05 2011. Submitted by Robert M. from San Rafael, CA, USA on Feb 28 1998.

interjection

• a non-offensive expletive. Submitter Emily remembers Kermit The Frog, a character on the children's television program "Sesame Street," saying "sheesh." So despite its (possible) origin as a censored replacement for "shit," its use is acceptable in polite company.

  Sheesh, don't freak out!

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  Last edited on Jan 19 2012. Submitted by Emily M. from UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA on Jan 13 1998.

adjective

• replacement for the word "sure".

  I'll be there for sheezy.

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  Last edited on Dec 06 2011. Submitted by Justin M. from Philadelphia, PA, USA on Nov 04 2002.