geep

American  

[geep] / gip /

noun

PLURAL

geep

1. the hybrid offspring of a goat and a sheep.

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Etymology

Origin of geep

First recorded in 1970–75; g(oat) + (sh)eep

Example Sentences

Refurbishing and reselling devices was also part of GEEP’s business, though: while the company offered multiple e-waste management services during that period, it also explicitly stated on its website that its mission was to “encourage reuse whenever possible.”

From The Verge

Danish scientist Steen Willadsen, a pioneer of cloning, combined portions of both sheep and goat embryos to made chimeras — animals that were half sheep and half goat, colloquially called “geep.”

From The Verge

“You want the best game plan on Sundays and obviously with Geep Chryst, Mike and Bill Musgrave, they’ve all called plays. So, that’s exciting for us. But with those personalities it won’t be an issue.”

From Washington Times

Chryst, whose father Geep served as offensive coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers in 2015, passed for 104 yards and one touchdown in his debut.

From Washington Times

Chryst’s brother, Geep, was the offensive team’s offensive coordinator.

From Washington Times