shepherds
verb(shepherd)
to tend as a shepherd
shepherds
verb(shepherd)
to guide or guard in the manner of a shepherd
shepherds
noun(shepherd)
a person who tends sheep
shepherds
noun(shepherd)
pastor
shepherds
noun(shepherd)
german shepherd
shepherds
noun(shepherd)
any of a breed of large rugged working dogs of Turkish origin
shepherds
noun(shepherd)
any of a breed of agile intelligent short-tailed working dogs developed in the U.S. for herding livestock
shepherds
noun(shepherd)
any of a breed of vigorous medium-sized working dogs with a long and glossy black coat usually with tan to brown markings that was developed in England for herding sheep and cattle
shepherds
noun(shepherd)
any of a breed of working dogs of German origin that are intelligent and responsive and are often used in police work and as guide dogs for the blind —called also Alsatian
shepherds
noun(shepherd)
a pattern of small even checks of contrasting color (such as black and white); also : a fabric woven in this pattern and typically having a visible twill weave —called also shepherd's plaid
shepherds
noun(shepherd)
a meat pie with a mashed potato crust
shepherds
noun(shepherd)
a white-flowered weedy annual herb (Capsella bursa-pastoris) of the mustard family with flat heart-shaped pods