shepard
IPA: ʃˈɛpɝd
Root Word: Shepard
noun
- A surname.
- Misspelling of shepherd. [A person who tends sheep, especially a grazing flock.]
- Alternative form of Shepherd [An English surname originating as an occupation.]
verb
- Misspelling of shepherd. [(transitive) To watch over; to guide.]
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Examples of "shepard" in Sentences
- Deal with it, hide in a corner and wait for the shepard to lead you to your next cause.
- I am not trying to start anything between anybody but I've seen a shepard kill a newborn fawn.
- Category: acorn funded prostitution zone, guerrilla artists, shepard fairey, street art, tagging
- Whedon isn't afraid to get down in the trenches and wear all the hats to shepard his babies along.
- Obviously it sounds as if some who claim to be awake must still have a "shepard" to tell them every move to make.
- I grew up in England so I thought I should let you know that usually Shepards Pie uses lamb, as that is what the shepard would have had access to.
- There are too many Democrats who are afraid for their own reelection prospects that I don't believe that they will follow the "shepard" (read Pelosi and Reid).
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