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Meanings of herder in English
Person who tends, feeds, or guards herds of various domestic animals in places where these animals wander pasture lands.
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Usage of herder in English
1
The herder's stone home was comfortable for the remoteness of the region.
2
This is what maddens the prospector or sheep-herder lost in the desert.
3
The first to call out a nerf herder when she saw one.
4
The letter came from Tom Thornton, the head herder at the ranch.
5
I may sleep out all night in one of the herder's cabins.
6
The old man looks at her, astonished, and says to the herder:
7
Griffith cooked beans, rice, and veggies for her partners and the herder.
8
My herder ought to have got back yesterday and brought help along.
9
I was a cow herder, and a fire boy, and a farmer.
10
The first part of the film centers on an elderly, dying goat-herder.
11
The fear-crazed horde streamed past the other herder and the tender.
12
He wanted the keen wit of the herder on the hunt.
13
Jensen and his herder were shot in the back, they say.
14
In the first place, he was almost valueless as a herder of buffalo.
15
As they recognized the young herder, their song crumbled into cheering.
16
The subject was one which was dear to the uxorious herder.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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