by ML Jackson July 06, 2017
People who rely solely on the opinions, views and judgements of others - whether its the media, celebreties or generally just the rest of the crowd. People who respect authority from society are not sheep - this is necessary in modern life. If they obey authority if the law is bad, then they are sheep. But people who follow every fashion, follow what they see on the T.V., or do or say something just because "everyone else does it" are pure sheep. For example, people who constantly criticise George W. Bush and say he is a corrupt dictator who's not doing his job properly just because Michael Moore said so and he made a seemingly convinving documentary are clear examples of sheep. People who rebel against society and school (e.g. Chavs) for the sake of being "cool" or "rude boy" are also counted as sheep.
At my school we had a session about the Arab-Israeli crisis, and people were moaning, saying "no-one cares" or "no-one wants to do this. I say follow them." Pure Sheep.
by chavsuck May 12, 2006
A person who only does/buys things because everyone else has so is therefore following the crowd. Not only can you just call a person a 'sheep', you can also give subtle hints (see example 2)
Example 1
Person 1: Look at her with her new jacket.
Person 2: She is such a sheep.
Example 2
Person 1: Hey, do you like my new phone?
Person 2: Baaaaaa
Person 1: Look at her with her new jacket.
Person 2: She is such a sheep.
Example 2
Person 1: Hey, do you like my new phone?
Person 2: Baaaaaa
by Sporty :) February 12, 2011
People who follow thier friends, or generally people they see. Its not true that emo's are sheep, if they are generally depressed and thats how they show it then they are not, but if they choose that lifestyle because they see other people doing it and choose to use it even though they dont like it are the real sheep.
Guy1: That guy only shops for the most expensive brands he is such a sheep
Guy2: No he just likes what they offer.
Guy1: That guy saw his friend buy all that stuff so he wanted to aswell.
Guy2: What a sheep.
Guy2: No he just likes what they offer.
Guy1: That guy saw his friend buy all that stuff so he wanted to aswell.
Guy2: What a sheep.
by James Haig August 18, 2006
1. A phrase that comes from George Orwells 'Animal Farm', where the sheep were mindless commoners that agreed with whatever was told to them. Now used to label someone who is gullible, or a conformist.
2. A fluffy farm animal that goes 'baa' and is where wool comes from
2. A fluffy farm animal that goes 'baa' and is where wool comes from
by Julia1984 January 16, 2011
A person who believes that their automotive brand is the best thing in the world and thinks everything else is crap even though there is evidence that proves it otherwise. A person that shills a brand and refuse to give other brands a chance. A person that hates something else because of old bad perception.
Sheep: The Camry is the best car ever because it is made by Toyota and it is Japanese so it has amazing quality that cannot be matched by others.
Sheep: If its not American, it sucks. (right...)
^^Those are all sheeps.
Sheep: If its not American, it sucks. (right...)
^^Those are all sheeps.
by AUTODUDE November 13, 2009
A mammal known for their wool and distinctive 'baa'-ing noise. They are some of the most adorable little fluffy things ever created. Looking at them can make you feel better, even if it's in the short term. They're considered to be rather stupid, but, to be honest, when your life consists of baa, eat grass, sleep, repeat, do you need anything more?
by GalactaK May 13, 2020