Synonyms for Herd:

n.
- deliver,
- bring,
- conduct,
- escort,
- haul off,
- shepherd,
- come,
- flight,
- lead,
- walk.
- brace,
- hoi polloi,
- community.
- crook,
- brand,
- cow town,
- cattle prod,
- dip,
- dairy,
- crate,
- corral.
• cattle (noun)
- oxen,
- dogy,
- shorthorn,
- shorthorns,
- moo cows,
- livestock,
- longhorn,
- bovid mammals,
- dogie,
- dogies,
- longhorns.
• crew (noun)
- coterie,
- staff,
- circle,
- faction,
- school,
- collection,
- cadre,
- platoon,
- fleet,
- band,
- detachment,
- battalion,
- cabal,
- clan,
- host,
- regiment,
- club,
- colony,
- phalanx,
- junta,
- assembly,
- outfit,
- union,
- retinue,
- litter,
- nest,
- ring,
- bevy,
- force,
- hive,
- clique,
- body,
- party,
- wing,
- set,
- fraternity,
- troupe,
- sect,
- squad,
- group,
- caucus,
- coalition,
- division,
- posse,
- team,
- aggregation,
- army,
- complement,
- string,
- company,
- detail,
- brigade,
- society,
- assemblage,
- league,
- fellowship,
- cell.
• crowd (noun)
- de-luge,
- de luges,
- de luge,
- great unwasheds,
- rank file,
- de-luges.
• gang (noun)
- out fit,
- out-fit,
- out-fits,
- out fits.
• gathering (noun)
- clambakes,
- social functions,
- gettogether.
• group (noun)
- herd.
• large group (noun)
- horde,
- brood,
- throng,
- populace,
- mass,
- lot,
- drift,
- crush.
• multitude (noun)
- in finitudes,
- great numbers,
- in-finitudes,
- in finitude,
- in-finitude.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- gaggles,
- swarm,
- Farm Animals,
- sheep,
- mob,
- troop,
- trooper,
- multitude,
- soldieries,
- ruck,
- soldiery,
- MENS,
- stock,
- clambake,
- troopers,
- rank and file,
- drove,
- gaggle,
- infinitudes,
- crew,
- combos,
- infinitude,
- social function,
- great unwashed,
- press,
- farm animal,
- gathering,
- fighting men,
- combo,
- covey,
- great deal,
- fighting force,
- great number,
- servicemen,
- fighting forces,
- crowd,
- streams,
- flood,
- domestics,
- pack,
- flock,
- rabble,
- gang,
- concentration,
- people,
- service personnel,
- tribe,
- cattle.
• pack (noun)
- great deals.
• people (noun)
- human race,
- general public,
- person in the street,
- peoples.
• troop (noun)
- fighting mens,
- servicemens.
• troop/troops (noun)
- de-legation,
- de legation,
- service personnels,
- de legations,
- de-legations.
v.
• domesticate (verb)
- domiciliates,
- re claim,
- re claiming,
- housetrains,
- re-claiming,
- re claimed,
- re-claimed,
- re claims,
- sub dues,
- sub due,
- sub-dues,
- sub-due,
- re-claims,
- housetraining,
- housetrained.
• drive (verb)
- putting up to,
- over work,
- over-work,
- over burden,
- in-duces,
- over working,
- over works,
- in-spire,
- puts up to,
- leant on,
- over burdening,
- over-works,
- over burdens,
- over-burdening,
- spirited up,
- leans on,
- acts up on,
- in spire,
- puts to,
- acting up on,
- spirits up,
- in-duce,
- over burdened,
- over-worked,
- in-spiring,
- acts upon,
- in spires,
- steamrolled,
- over-burdened,
- acted up on,
- in spiring,
- over-burdens,
- steamrolling,
- spiriting up,
- works on,
- acting upon,
- over-working,
- in duces,
- putting to,
- in-spired,
- in duce,
- leaned on,
- in spired,
- act up on,
- in-spires,
- wrought on,
- over worked,
- steamrolls.
• gather (verb)
- makes the scene,
- poured in,
- stacks up,
- scraping together,
- re uniting,
- pours in,
- re-unite,
- ganging up,
- re-uniting,
- made scene,
- scrapes together,
- draws in,
- bunched up,
- scaring up,
- drawing in,
- making scene,
- scraped together,
- closes with,
- re unite,
- pouring in,
- re united,
- re-unites,
- closed with,
- bunching up,
- scared up,
- re unites,
- ganged up,
- makes scene,
- closing with,
- scares up,
- gangs up,
- making the scene,
- re-united,
- make scene.
• gather; shepherd (verb)
- goad,
- associate,
- congregate,
- guide,
- poke,
- rally,
- collect,
- muster,
- punch,
- spur.
• huddle (verb)
- drew together,
- curling up,
- draws together,
- hunched up,
- hunching up,
- presses close,
- curls up,
- hunches up,
- pressed close,
- pressing close.
• manage animals (verb)
- groom,
- break,
- farm,
- housebreak,
- tame,
- wrangle,
- breed,
- ranch,
- train,
- hostle.
• Other relevant words: (verb)
- crowd together,
- assemble,
- activity,
- keep,
- move,
- displace.
• oversee (verb)
- keeps one eye on,
- were in driver seat,
- super-intended,
- baby sit,
- was driver seat,
- was driver's seat,
- art in driver seat,
- over-seen,
- am driver seat,
- running show,
- being in driver's seat,
- are in drivers seat,
- was in driver seat,
- over-see,
- is in drivers seat,
- over-looks,
- in-spects,
- wast in driver seat,
- over-look,
- in-spect,
- super-intend,
- running the show,
- wert driver seat,
- is driver seat,
- kept eye on,
- ran show,
- wert in driver's seat,
- art in driver's seat,
- kept ones eye on,
- sitting on top of,
- keeps eye on,
- keeping one eye on,
- being driver seat,
- sat on top of,
- super-intends,
- keeping eye on,
- is drivers seat,
- keep ones eye on,
- keeping ones eye on,
- super intended,
- super intend,
- over-looking,
- over looked,
- was drivers seat,
- was in drivers seat,
- are driver seat,
- sits on top of,
- wert in driver seat,
- wast driver seat,
- are drivers seat,
- being in driver seat,
- am driver's seat,
- is driver's seat,
- keeps ones eye on,
- wert in drivers seat,
- are in driver's seat,
- being drivers seat,
- over seen,
- over-seeing,
- runs show,
- is in driver's seat,
- were in driver's seat,
- be in drivers seat,
- keep one eye on,
- over see,
- were in drivers seat,
- over seeing,
- quarterbacked,
- sate on top of,
- runs the show,
- ran the show,
- wast in driver's seat,
- is in driver seat,
- over look,
- keep eye on,
- sitting top of,
- being in drivers seat,
- sate top of,
- be driver's seat,
- kept one eye on,
- in spect,
- in spects,
- am in driver seat,
- super intending,
- over looks,
- are driver's seat,
- wast drivers seat,
- over-sees,
- am in driver's seat,
- am in drivers seat,
- am drivers seat,
- over sees,
- be driver seat,
- super intends,
- sit top of,
- sat top of,
- art in drivers seat,
- being driver's seat,
- run show,
- be in driver seat,
- over-saw,
- are in driver seat,
- were driver's seat,
- was in driver's seat,
- wast driver's seat,
- were drivers seat,
- keeping one's eye on,
- wert drivers seat,
- super-intending,
- sits top of,
- be drivers seat,
- keeps one's eye on,
- were driver seat,
- kept one's eye on,
- wert driver's seat,
- over saw,
- wast in drivers seat.
• steer (verb)
Other synonyms:
- shoal.
- plague,
- pride,
- pod.
- run.
• huddle
- press close,
- drawing together,
- nestle,
- Parleying,
- curl up,
- curled up,
- Parleyed,
- hunch up,
- draw together.
• Other relevant words:
- Overseeing,
- forgathers,
- looking after,
- railroaded,
- steer,
- pile up,
- goose,
- bringing together,
- oversee,
- forgathering,
- gentling,
- Piloted,
- draw in,
- made the scene,
- teach,
- lean on,
- take over,
- domesticate,
- Beaconed,
- be in driver's seat,
- leaning on,
- quarterback,
- head for,
- Trooping,
- Beaconing,
- oversees,
- put to,
- housetrain,
- bunch up,
- goosed,
- bunch,
- piloting,
- work on,
- sit on top of,
- spirit up,
- Thronging,
- captaining,
- call shots,
- Massing,
- inspires,
- hasten,
- quarterbacking,
- thronged,
- domiciliate,
- Shepherding,
- Shepherded,
- be in the driver's seat,
- helm,
- look after,
- gang up,
- quarterbacks,
- piled up,
- over-burden,
- worked on,
- gooses,
- brought together,
- scrape together,
- brings together,
- overburdened,
- huddle,
- Helming,
- Trooped,
- scare up,
- round up,
- put up to,
- railroading,
- re-claim,
- captained,
- skippered,
- keep one's eye on,
- bunches up,
- stacking up,
- make the scene,
- run the show,
- Domiciliated,
- bring together,
- over-wrought,
- close with,
- skippering,
- Domiciliating,
- Helmed,
- forgather,
- stack up,
- acted upon,
- take the reins,
- running things,
- Familiarized,
- working on,
- headed for,
- babysit,
- hang out,
- taking over,
- goosing,
- steamroll,
- piles up,
- drew in,
- gentled,
- railroad,
- looks after,
- stacked up,
- run things,
- take the helm,
- looked after,
- gather,
- piling up,
- act upon,
- pour in,
- gentles,
- drive,
- forgathered.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- jam,
- general,
- bushel,
- coxswain,
- loads,
- boar,
- Gam,
- Kangaroos,
- lots,
- antelope,
- pour,
- congest,
- deluge,
- number,
- pointer,
- A,
- scrum,
- dozens,
- go together,
- push,
- Plebs,
- flight strip,
- roundup,
- swans,
- concentrate,
- Hippopotami,
- courier,
- kennel,
- hold the reins,
- legion,
- Whales,
- guidepost,
- center round,
- abundance,
- other,
- numbers,
- corps,
- numerosity,
- accrue,
- herdsman,
- proletariat,
- commons,
- sight,
- white line,
- cram,
- convene,
- round number,
- multiplicity,
- converging,
- armies,
- clump,
- Hundreds,
- garner,
- pile,
- disown,
- river pilot,
- compile,
- public,
- round,
- mobility,
- scores,
- knot,
- unite,
- common people,
- large number,
- Pigs,
- lower classes,
- fill,
- deer,
- cohue,
- hatch,
- race,
- reassemble,
- lower class,
- commoners,
- keep company,
- skulk,
- oceans,
- compose,
- quantity,
- steerer,
- plenty,
- herder,
- get,
- Zebras,
- automatic pilot,
- array,
- eject,
- trip,
- giraffes,
- moose,
- Haired,
- commonalty,
- summon up,
- resort,
- marshal,
- cloud,
- ride herd on,
- barrels,
- mess,
- precipitate,
- peasantry,
- rush,
- slew,
- accumulate,
- Rabblement,
- thousands,
- fly,
- lash,
- prick,
- shaggy,
- drover,
- Wolves,
- join,
- deduce,
- clutch,
- piles,
- draught,
- numerous,
- dragoman,
- peck,
- punch cattle,
- elephants,
- rejoin,
- yaks,
- control,
- Bevies,
- cull,
- bourgeoisie,
- hairy,
- band together,
- Mulada,
- mountain,
- task force,
- scads,
- whip,
- surge,
- converge,
- Guider,
- score,
- confluence,
- seals,
- myriad,
- go,
- summon,
- animal group,
- meet,
- obscurity,
- steersman,
- cattle trail,
- plebeians,
- Goats,
- foregather,
- rendezvous,
- amass,
- peer pressure,
- farrow,
- pucker,
- oodles,
- besiege,
- goatherd,
- collective noun,
- concourse,
- cage,
- furl,
- heap,
- come together,
- chamois,
- gain,
- Chinchillas,
- Populousness,
- gather together,
- combatants,
- gnus,
- pilot,
- masses,
- stream,
- bags,
- sloth,
- walruses,
- many,
- volume,
- riff-raff,
- Llamas,
- conglomerate,
- conclude,
- Demos,
- rouse,
- tour guide,
- navigator,
- profusion,
- ton,
- cowherd,
- pull together,
- sea,
- manipulate,
- millions,
- buffalo,
- galaxy,
- crowding,
- cluster,
- N,
- convoke,
- cicerone,
- get together,
- congregation,
- democracy,
- elk,
- Horses,
- boatheader,
- remuda,
- Donkeys,
- helmsman,
- fry,
- convoy,
- overcrowd,
- million,
- cumulate,
- mercury,
- convergence.

How to use "Herd" in context?

The herd is a social grouping of animals, typically mammals, that are closely related and stay together for protection or for other reasons. Herds of deer, bison, oxen, and other large mammals are typical. Herds of small mammals, such as Guinea pigs, are also common.

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Equivalence
- Noun, singular or mass
  flock.
Reverse Entailment
- Noun, singular or mass
  herdsmen.
Independent
- Noun, singular or mass
  bunch, clan, crew, fold, mob, oxen, pack, population, reindeer, sheep, stock, servicemen.
Other Related
- Noun, singular or mass
  horde.

Homophones for Herd:

heard, HIRD, HURD.

Hyponym for Herd:

n.
- group
  animal group.
v.
- motion
  crowd together, crowd.
- stative
  keep.

Meronym for Herd:

n.
- group
  cows, cattle, Bos Taurus, oxen, sheep, kine.

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n.

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