sheepel

<noun> People who stand in line at a store while the reciept checker marks your reciept. People who do not stand up for their rights.

I flew by all those sheepel and man were they mad!

by Micheal Harvell September 16, 2006

Sheepland

Another name for New Zealand.

There are 60 million sheep and 5 million humans in Sheepland.

by N04h November 11, 2017

Sheeple

A combination of the words "sheep" and "people" meaning that the person or persons are acting as a group or to only behave based on what is trending

Look at all the sheeple , flocking to get the new iPhone.

Only a sheeple would do something stupid, that he knows won't work Because he watched the rest of the flock do it and fail. Simply because the other sheeple did it and said it was trending.

by Dr.YKnot November 16, 2015

Sheeple-Jack

A person who prefers subservience or even slavery to freedom and self-determination. A pejorative term for a British person who voted to remain in the European Union, although may be applied to anyone with the same inclinations toward subservience.

His friends could not understand why he followed the other sheeple-jacks and voted to remain under the ever increasing control of Brussels.

by Gio Marron June 24, 2016

Sheeplol

A very hot boy who is a math genius showdown player loves mareep -zred

That guy is so sheeplol

by Zredx January 14, 2022

Sheeperican

Sheeperican sheep-eir-i-khun
adjective
A citizen of the United States of America who is ignorant on all or nearly all political/social issues that face the nation today.

Everybody and their mother is a Sheeperican.

by Sick Rantorum December 24, 2011

sheepeople

People that follow the herd (the majority).

Easily influenced by peers/media to adopt certain behaviors or blindly follow trends.

The "freedom" to do what other people tell you to do... canned institutionalized thought (carbon copies).

The bleating sheepeople all bought iPhones.

by J-M June 15, 2008