- SHEEP
- Starts to send heartfelt emails, even postcards, to followers (5)
- Rams and lambs
- Mindless followers
- Meek types
- Tractable followers
- Border collie's charges
- Ruminants
- Animals on Jesus' right hand, in parable
- Conformists, figuratively
- Docile followers
- They might be counted at night
- Woolly mammals
- Followers
- Little Bo Peep's loss
- Unthinking followers
- Wool wearers
- Babe the pig's flock
- Bighorn
- Blind followers
- Wool source
- Meek followers
- Dolly, for one
- Wolves' prey
- They're counted at night
- Slavishly loyal followers
- Border collie's herd
- Border collie's flock
- Conformists
- Bo-Peep's charges
- Dolly's clone
- Certain dog's charges
- Easily led sorts
- Mutton source
- Bighorn, for one
- Bo Peep's loss
- What insomniacs count
- Flock members
- Minions
- What Bo Peep lost
- Animal family hidden in 17-, 35- and 57-Across
- They may be counted
- Victims of a storied loser
- Docile sorts
- Animal sheared for wool
- Animals in Serta ads
- Fold animals
- Source of wool
- Subject of a late-night countdown
- Meadow foragers
- Wool-coat owners
- Ram or lamb
- Meadow grazers
- Shelties' charges
- Woolly beast
- Woolly animal
- Woolly mammal
- Unquestioning followers
- Shearing candidates
- Meek ones
- Submissive followers
- Ewe or lamb
- Lambs and rams
- Woolly beasts
- Ruminant animal.
- Lamb or ram
- Tail waggers of rhyme
- Australia's chief industry.
- Stupid people.
- Timid creature.
- Black ___.
- Wool growers.
- Karakul.
- Merino, Cheviot, et al.
- Merinos.
- Wool carrier.
- Follow-the-leader ones.
- Livestock.
- Merino.
- Cheviot.
- Meadow denizens.
- Muttons.
- Timid ones.
- Subject of certain count down
- Insomniac's countdown
- Farm animals
- Romney Marsh
- Cheviot and Romney
- Runner in a children's game
- Whence wool comes
- Argali
- Jaywalkers, to cabbies
- Cheviot or Romney
- Hampshire Downs
- Aoudad, for one
- Cotswold, for one
- Merinos or Romneys
- Merino, for one
- Rambouillets
- Ewes
- Cotswold
- Wool-ites?
- Pen filler
- Shorn animals
- Wolf's prey
- From what animals do we get catgut?
- Congregation, metaphorically
- Ones you can count on?
- Things insomniacs count
- Animal in an insomniac's count
- Things you can count on to help you get to sleep?
- See 60-Across
- The first cloned mammal
- Their population in New Zealand peaked at 70 million in 1982
- Conformists, metaphorically
- Ostracized family member
- They may be counted at night
- Ewe, e.g.
- Ovine one
- Fold members
- The lumpenproletariat, in metaphor
- Insomniacs count them
- Symbols of submissiveness
- Its coat is 100% wool
- Its coat is 100 percent wool
- Pasture animal
- Kelpies herd them
- Submissive group
- Animal in Catan pastures
- Ovine creature
- Barnyard bleaters
- Easily led creatures
- Little bighorn
- *Insomniacs
- Bighorn, e.g.
- Idiomatic followers
- Merino, e.g.
- Mindless adherents, figuratively
- Woolly animals
- Animals that outnumber people in New Zealand
- Animal in a flock
- Submissives
- Animals in 7 Down
- Wooly creatures
- Merino or Karakul
- Nocturnal animals?
- Compliant ones
- Many count them with their eyes closed
- Cloned Dolly
- Wool-bearing animal
- Fleecy farm animal
- Ones who submit
- Submissive gmup
- Submissive bunch
- Easily influenced group
- Submissive ones
- Docile bunch
- Farm flock
- Fold occupants
- Farmer's flock
