the ewe would have died
No, a homophone for "ewe" would be "you" because they sound the same but have different spellings and meanings.
That would be a EWE
The opposite of ewe (female sheep) would be "ram."
The palindrome associated with sheep is the female, the "ewe."
the definition of rachel is ewe in Hebrew or lamb in English so in Japanese if you go by sound it would be reicheru but you would be called kohistuji
The name Rachel means ewe and in Hebrew ewe means female sheep I was just wondering how you would pronounce ewe. A ewe, pronounced "YOU". Because "ewe" begins with a vowel, it may be correct to list it as "an ewe" but in speech, the sound you hear is "U", and therefore, it is justifiable to list it as "a ewe" as well. EDIT: According to the book "Principles of English Grammar" Page 19 an ewe is shown as incorrect. The reason is cited on page 18 "a and not an is used before a long u" Other examples cited a eulogy, a unit.
There is no word like "ewe" that means anything like dislike.
The homophone of "ewe" is "you."
i think it is still an ewe i wanna say, i know (this is in horses!! that a mare is still a mare even if it is fixed)so i am pretty sure it is an ewe....;) i would google it though-
a rewe
It would be called an Ewe.