Difference between revisions of "Sheep"
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All of the sheeple came to the party at Chapin. | All of the sheeple came to the party at Chapin. | ||
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Contents
Part of Speech
Noun
Alternate Forms and Pronunciation
- [sheep]
- ['sheep əl]
Description
A resident of Shepard Residential College. The plural form, in recent years, has become sheeple. Also applied to non-residents of Shepard.
Usage
Used primarily by the residents of Shepard.
Example Sentence
All of the sheeple came to the party at Chapin.
