| Miniature Cheviot mama | 22 |
| Manchego cheese source | 22 |
| Ma who says "baa" | 27 |
| I say it exactly like you? | 26 |
| Female following a bellwether | 29 |
| Dolly the clone, for one | 24 |
| Creature in a wool coat | 23 |
| Border collie's charge | 26 |
| Bighorn with short horns | 24 |
| Bellwether's belle | 22 |
| "You" homophone | 25 |
| ___-neck (horse defect) | 23 |
| Woolly lady of the lea | 22 |
| Wool-coat wearer, off and on | 28 |
| Wearer of a natural wool coat | 29 |
| We say it exactly like you | 26 |
| Source of Roquefort cheese | 26 |
| Sheep that's a she | 22 |
| She's got a wool coat | 25 |
| She used to be a lambkin | 24 |
| She often wears a wool coat | 27 |
| Romano source, usually | 22 |
| Pronoun in a rebus puzzle | 25 |
| One who has a little lamb | 25 |
| One welcomed to the fold? | 25 |
| One protected by a collie | 25 |
| One of Bo-peep's charges | 28 |
| One of a sheepdog's watch | 29 |
| One catching a ram's eye | 28 |
| One being shepherded, say | 25 |
| Nanny goat's relative | 25 |
| Mother who likes to flock | 25 |
| Milk source for Romano cheese | 29 |
| Member with a herd mentality | 28 |
| Meadow soprano, perhaps? | 24 |
| Mama who says "maa" | 29 |
| Maa, in "Babe" | 24 |
| Ma who says "maa" | 27 |
| Ma that says "Maa!" | 29 |
| It sounds exactly like you | 26 |
| Female Shropshire or Sussex | 27 |
| Female Rambouillet, say | 23 |
| Dolly, the clone, was one | 25 |
| Bighorn's attraction | 24 |
| Bellwether's belle? | 23 |
| A shepherd shepherds it | 23 |
| "Yew" homophone | 25 |
| "Lady" of the lea | 27 |
| ... and one of its homonyms | 27 |
| Â Â Never, to Mozart | 26 |
| Horse : filly :: sheep : __ | 27 |
| Filly : horse :: ___ : sheep | 28 |
| Gettysburg general under Lee | 28 |
| Tom of "State Fair" | 29 |
| Stonewall Jackson successor | 27 |
| Confederate general Richard | 27 |
| Actor Tom from Owensboro, Ky. | 29 |
| Decorative liquid holder | 24 |
| Wide-spouted mantel piece | 25 |
| Pitcher with a wide spout | 25 |
| Nightstand water vessel | 23 |
| Common still life subject | 25 |
| Pitcher with a big mouth? | 25 |
| Pitcher with a big mouth | 24 |
| Decorative water server | 23 |
| Common still-life subject | 25 |
| Classical decorative pourer | 27 |
| America's Cup, e.g. | 23 |
| Wide-spouted mantel pitcher | 27 |
| Wide-mouthed container | 22 |
| Porcelain pitcher, perhaps | 26 |
| Pitcher with a flaring spout | 28 |
| Pitcher with a beautiful ear? | 29 |
| Pitcher in a still life | 23 |
| Decorative pouring vessel | 25 |
| Decorative liquid-holder | 24 |
| Basin partner, perhaps | 22 |
| Washbasin appurtenance | 22 |
| Vessel with a wide mouth | 24 |
| Vessel similar to a dePAs | 25 |
| Vessel in a still life | 22 |
| The America's Cup is one | 28 |
| Subject of some still lifes | 27 |
| Still-life pitcher, maybe | 25 |
| Pitcher with a fat lip | 22 |
| Pitcher with a big lip | 22 |
| Pitcher that can't throw | 28 |
| Pitcher that can't pitch | 28 |
| Pitcher next to a plate? | 24 |
| Pitcher next to a basin | 23 |
| Pitcher in many a still life | 28 |
| Pitcher in a museum, say | 24 |
| Pitcher for washing up | 22 |
| Painted vessel, perhaps | 23 |
| LaverÂ's pitcher | 24 |
| Large, decorative pitcher | 25 |
| Large-mouth water pitcher | 25 |
| Jug in an antique shop | 22 |
| Household item with a neck | 26 |
| Fancy schmancy pitcher | 22 |