Herd

What do we mean by herd?

A group of cattle or other domestic animals of a single kind kept together for a specific purpose. noun

A number of wild animals of one species that remain together as a group. noun

A large number of people; a crowd. noun

The multitude of common people regarded as a mass. noun

To come together in a herd. intransitive verb

To gather, keep, or drive (animals) in a herd. intransitive verb

To tend (sheep or cattle). intransitive verb

To gather and place into a group or mass. intransitive verb

A number of animals feeding or driven together; a drove; a flock: commonly used of the larger animals, such as cows, oxen, horses, asses (cattle), deer, camels, elephants, whales, etc., and sometimes of small cattle, as sheep, hogs, etc., and in falconry and fowling of birds, as swans, cranes, and curlews. noun

In a disparaging sense, a company of men or people; a rabble; a mob: as, the vulgar herd. noun

To go in a herd; congregate as beasts; feed or run in droves.

To associate; unite in troops or companies; become one of any faction, party, or set: used in a more or less derogatory or sinister sense.

To form into or as if into a herd.

A herdsman; a keeper of cattle; a shepherd; hence, a keeper of any domestic animals: now rare in the simple form (except in Scotland), but common in composition, as in cowherd, goatherd, gooseherd, shepherd, swineherd. noun

An obsolete spelling of heard, preterit and past participle of hear.

To take care of or tend, as cattle.

To act as a herd or shepherd; tend cattle or take care of a flock.

An obsolete form of haired.

A number of domestic animals assembled together under the watch or ownership of a keeper.

Any collection of animals gathered or travelling in a company.

(now usually derogatory) A crowd, a mass of people; now usually pejorative: a rabble.

Hot + nerd Urban Dictionary

A misspelling of Heard. Urban Dictionary

The act of being super gay and/or doing something homosexual. Urban Dictionary

Associated with things that are good; awesome; greetings; sex; a fun word to say. Urban Dictionary

To act overly homosexual; to enjoy being gay in public; the ultimate insult Urban Dictionary

This term is used to describe scene kids that denie that they are scene even though it is extremely obvious that they. Urban Dictionary

A term used to when talking about the growing collective of fans of the show My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, or MLP:FIM for short. It is one of the earlier names of the brony fandom. The Herd is also a more all encompassing term for that fandom for those who do not wish to use the word brony or pegasis Urban Dictionary

Alot, lots, many, plural, multiple Urban Dictionary

Herds is a competitive esports player who is well known within the esports community and plays varies of different games. These include, Sea of Thieves, Minecraft, Titanfall 2 and OSU. He is well known to adapt any game he plays and recently came to fame more widely after a dispute with his sponsors due to his racism comments previously made on Xbox live back in 2008 in a call of duty lobby. He Urban Dictionary

A two timing, ratting out little prick who will get some from any living piece of meat with a vagina, but especialy gorillas and fire crotches, nazis are also accepted. also known for his Hair and weight lifting OCDs. See prick Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to herd:
herd.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word herd:
cowherd, thundering, bison, caribou, calves, cows, milking, fallow, cattle, goats, reindeer, immunity, mentality, ponies, elk, elephants, feral, stallion, yellowstone, antelope, sheep, flock, vaccination, deer, horses, calf, grazing, pigs, breed, cow, animals, marshall, dairy, hereford, angus, livestock, beef, predators, milk, breeds, ranch, hunters, elephant, buffalo, breeding, bull, plains, wild, colin, refuge, woodland, zoo, subspecies, genetic, corn, arctic, wildlife, animal, farm, ncaa, hunting, numbered, dogs, horse, behavior, cave, utah, meat, montana, farms, rick, crops, pure, mountains.

Words that rhyme with herd:
bluebird, bird, word, absurd, incurred, nerd, heard, occurred, preferred, deferred, deterred, curd, inferred, third, gird, demurred, hummingbird, referred, crossword, byword, transferred, keyword, catbird, conferred, hurd, concurred, gerd, foreword, kingbird, watchword, mockingbird, blurred, interred, byrd, root word, thunderbird, spurred, ladybird, password, firebird, snowbird, stirred, songbird, kurd, redbird, undeterred, catchword, recurred, fairy bluebird, umbrella bird, burred, sunbird, slurred, unheard, ferd, reword, cowherd, overheard, furred, coastal diving bird, flightless bird, key word, flying bird, misheard, word for word, canary bird, aquatic bird, gray catbird, purred, adjutant bird, game bird, gallows bird, whirred, frigate bird, shorebird, burd, elephant bird, indigo bird, bean curd, uncured, baby bird, curse word, send word, rifleman bird, sea bird, crocodile bird, myna bird, wading bird, secretary bird, theater of the absurd, chauffeured, hird, alward, ant bird, water bird, eastern kingbird, weasel word, good word, baltimore bird, phoebe bird.

Adjectives that are often used to describe herd:
common, whole, large, small, great, entire, vulgar, big, main, fine, wild, vast, largest, national, swine, huge, immense, mixed, northern, larger, southern, neat, infected, average, healthy, captive, numerous, purebred, selfish, enormous, famous, commercial, frightened, sized, sacred, scattered, stolen, sizable, buffalo, servile, livestock, royal, mule, distant, mighty, tribal, profane, occasional, bred, goose, ignorant, nice, unthinking, registered, stampeded, sober, sizeable, clean, magnificent, noble, biggest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective herd:
immunity, boy, size, instinct, book, animals, boys, behavior, management, sizes, composition, books, improvement, testing, owners, behaviour, mentality, structure, bulls, records, milk, morality, health, classification, number, effect, 2005a, members, mans, numbers, infection, instincts, prevalence, grass, sheep, replacements, reduction, movement, conformity, version, tests, expansion, laws, test, sires, johnson, leaders, diversification, cattle, security, managers, practices, dynamics, bosses, reconstitution, sire, smith, averages, dogs, record, distribution, wick, losses, 2005b, 2006c, replacement, mobility, movements, productivity, resistance, journalism, manifests, protection, suggestion, owner, stallions, recording.

Consonant match to herd:
head, hide, heed, hood, heard, had, hurd, hud, hyde, hid, hade, haid, heide, hawed, houde, hird, hadd, heid, hayed, houghed, heyde, heyd, hodde.

Words that sound like herd:
heard, herd, hurd, hrd, hird, herde, hurt, hert, hirt, herte, herdt, whurt, hirte, word, hood, wird, werd, wurd, werde, -hood, -ward, wurde, her, head, hard, had, hide, hurry, hid, heed, howard, horde, hoard, hurled, hired, hurried, herds, hyde, hed, hur, herder, hod, hud, haired, haed, hord, hared, hurr, whre, whirred, heid, hied, hawed, hadd, hurri, heide, whored, hodd, hurds, hurra, haad, hura, hrr, hede, hyd, whur, heur, hoared, hdd, haud, hhd, -head, hrh, hhr, hjd, whr, hri, hwd, turd, terd, eared, tird, ired, thered, yerd, tyred, yrd, trd, bird, ard, aired, ared, bered, berd, birde, aird, arde, aard, -ard, berde.