Sheep (noun)

1. A domesticated mammal that is kept for its wool, meat, or milk, or as a pet or to provide company for other animals.
2. A timid, easily led person.
3. A person who is easily influenced or controlled by others.

Origin:

Old english sceap, of germanic origin; related to dutch schaap and german schaf.

Examples:

1. The sheep were grazing in the field.
2. The sheep provided wool for the clothing industry.
3. He is a sheep, he does what others tell him to do.
4. The crowd followed the leader like sheep.
5. Sheep are known for their docile and timid nature.