Sheepsheads

And Max said, 'If Günther is found on the Diamir Face, we are sheepsheads and liars.' ❋ Shoumatoff, Alex (2006)

But they were mostly memories of sheepsheads and flanneled bathers and ❋ Various (N/A)

Ain't both them ushers the jingling sheepsheads, though! ❋ Sinclair Lewis (1918)

The word here employed (rewwas) commonly signifies "a man who cooks and sells sheepsheads, oxheads, etc." ❋ John Payne (1879)

The area inside this no-fishing zone teemed with large sheepsheads, California spiny lobsters and kelp bass, while relatively few mature species lived outside. ❋ < (2010)

Taking thought of sundry conditions, he could tell at any time when such a thing was applicable; how many sheepsheads one could catch in the sounds; whether the _honk_ of the wild goose, flying overhead, announced that he was on his way to a fresh-water pool or a bar of gravel; whether the black ducks were cooling their thirsty gizzards in a woodland pond, sitting scattered about the marshes, or huddling together on the bosom of the sea. ❋ Various (N/A)

In the end we may all be sheepsheads, but no one so much as Reinhold. " ❋ Shoumatoff, Alex (2006)

Ain’t both them ushers the jingling sheepsheads, though! ❋ Unknown (2004)

"The poor," adds he, "at Cairo buy sheepsheads and for a trifle have them boiled in the bazaar by persons who are not only cooks, but sellers of sheepsheads, and are therefore called raa" s, or in the Egyptian dialect rewwas. " ❋ John Payne (1879)