shepherd (n.)
- abbe
- attendant
- bodyguard
- cage
- caretaker
- cattleman
- cavalier
- chaperon
- chaplain
- churchman
- cicerone
- clergyman
- cleric
- clerk
- companion
- conduct
- conductor
- conservator
- conserve
- convoy
- corral
- courier
- cowboy
- cowgirl
- cowhand
- cowherd
- cowman
- cowpuncher
- coxswain
- curate
- curator
- cure
- custodian
- divine
- dragoman
- drive
- drove
- drover
- duenna
- ecclesiastic
- escort
- esquire
- foster
- gamekeeper
- gaucho
- goad
- goatherd
- governor
- guard
- guardian
- guide
- guidepost
- helmsman
- herd
- herder
- herdsman
- janitor
- keeper
- lash
- lead
- lifeguard
- lifesaver
- marshal
- mercury
- mind
- minister
- mother
- navigator
- nurse
- nurture
- padre
- parson
- pastor
- pigman
- pilot
- pointer
- preserve
- prick
- protege
- puncher
- ranger
- rector
- reverend
- route
- run
- safe-conduct
- see
- sheepherder
- sheepman
- shepherdess
- show
- spur
- squire
- steer
- steerer
- steersman
- steward
- support
- swain
- swineherd
- take
- tend
- usher
- vaquero
- waddy
- warden
- warder
- watch
- whip
- wrangle
- wrangler
shepherd (v.)
- attend
- baby-sit
- cage
- chaperon
- cherish
- clerk
- companion
- conduct
- conserve
- convoy
- corral
- cure
- direct
- divine
- drive
- escort
- foster
- goad
- guard
- guide
- herd
- lash
- lead
- marshal
- mind
- minister
- mother
- nurse
- nurture
- pilot
- preserve
- prick
- pursue
- route
- run
- see
- show
- spur
- squire
- steer
- support
- take
- tend
- usher
- watch
- whip
- wrangle
Gentle shepherd, tell me where.
It goes much against my stomach. Hast any philosophy in thee, shepherd?
The star that bids the shepherd fold.
And every shepherd tells his tale
Under the hawthorn in the dale.
Blessing on him who invented sleep,—the mantle that covers all human thoughts, the food that appeases hunger, the drink that quenches thirst, the fire that warms cold, the cold that moderates heat, and, lastly, the general coin that purchases all things, the balance and weight that equals the shepherd with the king, and the simple with the wise.—Jarvis's translation.