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Definition of shepherd
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of shepherd is as below...
Shepherd
(n.) The
pastor
of a
church;
one with the
religious
guidance
of
others.
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Shepherdism
::
Shepherdism
(n.)
Pastoral
life or
occupation.
Crook
::
Crook (n.) The staff used by a
shepherd,
the hook of which
serves
to hold a
runaway
sheep..
Maud
::
Maud (n.) A gray
plaid;
-- used by
shepherds
in
Scotland.
Tend
::
Tend (v. t.) To
accompany
as an
assistant
or
protector;
to care for the wants of; to look
after;
to
watch;
to
guard;
as,
shepherds
tend their
flocks..
Mayoral
::
Mayoral
(n.) The
conductir
of a mule team; also, a head
shepherd..
Habited
::
Habited
(p. p. & a.)
Clothed;
arrayed;
dressed;
as, he was
habited
like a
shepherd..
Herd
::
Herd (n.) One who herds or
assembles
domestic
animals;
a
herdsman;
-- much used in
composition;
as, a
shepherd;
a
goatherd,
and the
like..
Sheephook
::
Sheephook
(n.) A hook
fastened
to pole, by which
shepherds
lay hold on the legs or necks of their
sheep;
a
shepherd's
crook..
Pipe
::
Pipe (n.) A wind
instrument
of
music,
consisting
of a tube or tubes of
straw,
reed, wood, or
metal;
any tube which
produces
musical
sounds;
as, a
shepherd's
pipe; the pipe of an
organ..
Collie
::
Collie
(n.) The
Scotch
shepherd
dog. There are two
breeds,
the
rough-haired
and
smooth-haired.
It is
remarkable
for its
intelligence,
displayed
especially
in
caring
for
flocks..
Eclogue
::
Eclogue
(n.) A
pastoral
poem, in which
shepherds
are
introduced
conversing
with each
other;
a
bucolic;
an idyl; as, the
Ecloques
of
Virgil,
from which the
modern
usage of the word has been
established..
Shieling
::
Shieling
(n.) A hut or
shelter
for
shepherds
of
fishers.
See
Sheeling.
Pan
::
Pan (n.) The god of
shepherds,
guardian
of bees, and
patron
of
fishing
and
hunting.
He is
usually
represented
as
having
the head and trunk of a man, with the legs,
horns,
and tail of a goat, and as
playing
on the
shepherd's
pipe, which he is said to have
invented..
Herd
::
Herd (v. i.) To act as a
herdsman
or a
shepherd.
Bucolic
::
Bucolic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the life and
occupation
of a
shepherd;
pastoral;
rustic.
Shepherd
::
Shepherd
(n.) A man
employed
in
tending,
feeding,
and
guarding
sheep,
esp. a flock
grazing
at
large..
Shepherdias
::
Shepherdias
(pl. ) of
Shepherdi.
Herdess
::
Herdess
(n.) A
shepherdess;
a
female
herder.
Boothy
::
Boothy
(n.) A
wooden
hut or
humble
cot, esp. a rude hut or
barrack
for
unmarried
farm
servants;
a
shepherd's
or
hunter's
hut; a
booth..
Pouch
::
Pouch (n.) A
silicle,
or short pod, as of the
shepherd's
purse..
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