bell-wether
1bell-wether — n. sheep with bell attached to the neck leading the flock …
2bell-wether — …
3bell — 1. n. & v. n. 1 a hollow usu. metal object in the shape of a deep upturned cup usu. widening at the lip, made to sound a clear musical note when struck (either externally or by means of a clapper inside). 2 a a sound or stroke of a bell, esp. as… …
4Bell — 1. n. & v. n. 1 a hollow usu. metal object in the shape of a deep upturned cup usu. widening at the lip, made to sound a clear musical note when struck (either externally or by means of a clapper inside). 2 a a sound or stroke of a bell, esp. as… …
5bell|weth|er — «BEHL WEHTH uhr», noun. 1. a male sheep (wether) that leads the flock, wearing a bell. 2. Figurative. a chief or leader, especially of people or groups thought of as resembling sheep in lack of intelligence, foresight, or plan: »You bellwether of …
6Chris Bell (poker player) — Chris Bell Bell playing in the WPT 2005 Mirage Poker Showdown. Hometown Raleigh, North Carolina World Series of Poker Bracelet(s) …
7Cow bell — See cowbell (instrument) for the percussion instrument. A cow bell is a bell worn by freely roaming livestock, so they don t run awry or wander off without being heard. While bells were used on various types of animals, they are typically… …
8Mardale Ill Bell — Mardale Ill Bell …
9Cowbell — For other uses, see Cowbell (disambiguation). A Simmentaler Fleckvieh wearing a cowbell called a trychel A cowbell or cow bell is a bell worn by freely roaming livestock, so that they do not run away or wander off without being heard. While bells …
10belier — ou bélier (be lié ou bé lié ; l r ne se lie jamais ; au pluriel, l s se lie : les béliers et les brebis, dites : les bélié z et....) s. m. 1° Le mâle de la brebis. Terme de blason. Bélier sautant, bélier dressé sur ses pieds de derrière.… …
