sheepish
Speech parts
1. sheepish - Adjective
2. sheepish - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
Of or pertaining to sheep.
Like a sheep; bashful; over-modest; meanly or foolishly diffident; timorous to excess.
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And then it actually happened, and the whole rising up against a tyrannical government thing just totally slipped our minds, which is a little embarrassing," a sheepish NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre said.
But a sheepish Klopp couldn't remember where Mourinho, 56, even played before asking reporters to check for him in the middle of his pre-Spurs press conference.
But he said in a sheepish tone that most principals succumb to pressure, some to political pressure, some to social pressure, and allow students to take exams under false attendance certificates.
Batman Is Having Some Best Man ProblemsBatman’s sheepish about who’ll be his best man in the pages of Batman: Prelude to the Wedding—Nightwing vs. Hush.
He seemed sheepish, bashful as he ran his hand through his mussed and flattened hair.
The party is looking sheepish, squirming and desperate, as they try to belittle Labour's support for tackling child hunger.