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Noun
A person who tends and rears sheep or other livestock
(
figurative
)
One who protects or watches over someone or something
An ordained (male or female) Christian minister, a member of the clergy
Verb
To guide or direct in a particular direction
To provide advice or tutelage to
To practice being economical (by using things sparingly or in moderation, and by avoiding waste or extravagance)
To look after and make decisions about, especially in a position of leadership
To take, or be in, charge of
To arrange in a particular order or position
Keep control over
To control or determine
To point in a direction
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Noun
▲
A person who tends and rears sheep or other livestock
herdsman
herder
herdswoman
pastor
rancher
sheepherder
drover
grazier
sheepman
shepherdess
cowboy
pastoralist
stockman
shepherd boy
cattleman
gaucho
cowpoke
cowhand
vaquero
wrangler
ranchero
breeder
granger
stock breeder
cowkeeper
ranch owner
ranchman
cattle farmer
cowherder
squire
planter
smallholder
livestock farmer
farmer
landowner
cowgirl
hand
cowherd
buckaroo
llanero
cowman
cowpuncher
goatherd
broncobuster
herd
range rider
ranch hand
more ❯
“Born in Grindelwald, Christian Almer spent the early part of his life as a
shepherd
and cheesemaker on the Zasenberg Alp.”
Noun
▲
(
figurative
)
One who protects or watches over someone or something
guardian
protector
caretaker
defender
steward
guard
watch
watcher
watchman
keeper
custodian
warden
sentry
lookout
minder
sentinel
escort
warder
picket
attendant
protection
chaperone
chaperon
patrol
guardian angel
champion
preserver
curator
trustee
conservator
caregiver
carer
supervisor
janitor
cop
angel
cerberus
superintendent
sitter
safeguard
sponsor
vigilante
overseer
nurse
godparent
baby-sitter
bird dog
watchdog
paladin
companion
guide
scout
bouncer
garrison
watchperson
nightwatchman
convoyer
ranger
security guard
bodyguard
savior
US
saviour
UK
administrator
rescuer
hero
deliverer
duenna
spotter
liberator
convoy
porter
governess
babysitter
night watchman
monitor
doorman
concierge
fiduciary
vedette
depositary
ward
redeemer
tutelary
manager
agent
knight in shining armour
parent
heavy
nursemaid
consort
company
ombudsman
jailer
US
watchwoman
officer
handler
representative
screw
observer
depository
captor
groundskeeper
wardress
prison officer
salvation
hired gun
gamekeeper
gaoler
UK
saver
baby sitter
Good Samaritan
friend in need
conserver
director
care-giver
Sir Galahad
doorkeeper
vigil
official
praetorian
muscle
surveillance
gatekeeper
nurturer
emancipator
protectress
governor
restorer
scrutineer
inspector
usher
knight on a white charger
doorperson
super
house-sitter
executrix
executor
crusader
fighter
tutelar
legal guardian
cortege
security officer
protection officer
archivist
groundsman
security man
surveillant
matron
prison warder
jailor
qui vive
defence
UK
defense
US
cavalier
avenger
skipper
watchkeeper
deacon
exemplar
model
prison wardress
vanguard
signalman
regulator
patrolman
detective
spy
flagman
policeman
reconnoitrer
advocate
lifesaver
patron
prison head
turnkey
outpost
reconnoiterer
outrider
feoffee
factor
nanny
mother
father
lookout woman
lookout man
night watch
warrior
advance guard
guardian spirit
fairy godmother
good angel
ministering angel
avant-courier
benefactor
deputy
supervisory body
friend
abettor
bulwark
reeve
bailiff
foreman
chamberlain
estate manager
au pair
superhero
land agent
tower of strength
white knight
prison warden
correctional officer
corrections officer
prison guard
rover
trooper
wanderer
soldier
park ranger
salvager
knight in shining armor
financial person
more ❯
“You are my
shepherd
and guardian. In you, I am never in need. I rest in green and fertile pastures. The security of your provision rids me of all anxiety.”
Noun
▲
An ordained (male or female) Christian minister, a member of the clergy
clergyperson
minister
priest
cleric
preacher
ecclesiastic
divine
reverend
dominie
pastor
clerk
clerical
deacon
vicar
parson
padre
curate
rector
evangelist
father
chaplain
missionary
pontiff
bishop
archbishop
sermonizer
cardinal
pulpiteer
predicant
dean
abbey
blackcoat
cassock
churchperson
ecclesiast
monsignor
primate
pulpitarian
rabbi
person of God
person of the cloth
clergyman
man of God
sky pilot
man of the cloth
churchman
kirkman
josser
Holy Joe
clergywoman
woman of God
minister of religion
churchwoman
abbot
diocesan
archdeacon
prelate
clergy
confessor
lecturer
monk
theologian
woman of the cloth
deaconess
imam
servant of God
assistant curate
God-botherer
Bible-basher
bible thumper
the rev
harp polisher
turn-around collar
devil dodger
sky scout
revivalist
proselytizer
US
holy man
proselytiser
UK
apostle
father confessor
converter
propagandist
televangelist
crusader
elder
presbyter
member of the clergy
prior
promoter
gospeller
holy woman
herald
messenger
teacher
abbé
curé
celebrant
campaigner
missioner
friar
lay preacher
church official
chief priest
high priest
caretaker
incumbent
school chaplain
army chaplain
prison chaplain
ordained minister
assistant
lama
beneficiary
clergyman/woman
sacred
holy
venerable
hierarch
abbess
air force chaplain
dignitary
proctor
principal
headmaster
theologist
church officer
philosopher
evangelical
parish priest
member of clergy
scholar
vicegerent
moralizer
homilist
evangelizer
pulpiter
preach
hot gospeller
preacher man
metropolitan
military chaplain
woman of god
man of god
provost
champion
spreader of the faith
suffragan
exarch
coadjutor
proponent
advocate
activist
gospeler
abba
television evangelist
circuit rider
TV evangelist
television preacher
religious teacher
more ❯
Verb
▲
To guide or direct in a particular direction
guide
lead
steer
conduct
escort
marshall
US
marshal
UK
usher
chaperone
herd
show
accompany
convoy
see
take
attend
direct
walk
drive
propel
pilot
chaperon
route
bring
companion
help
assist
show someone the way
lead the way
go with
company
squire
guard
run
partner
move
bear
follow
convey
channel
consort
protect
carry
drag
point
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
round up
safeguard
go out with
take out
watch
come with
consort with
hold someone's hand
show around
show the way
beacon
shadow
address
pave the way
defend
trailblaze
send
belead
transport
travel with
go along with
keep company
tag along with
serve
show the way to
flank
ride shotgun
receive
shield
wait on
show in
urge
press
impel
show out
round-up
supervise
force
punch
get going
kettle
funnel
goad
spur
corral
drove
poke
oversee
scare up
watch over
attend to
look after
control
manage
command
superintend
handle
steward
spearhead
overlook
head
govern
rule
captain
regulate
boss
navigate
administrate
administer
coach
officer
operate
preside over
influence
sway
have control of
head up
be in charge of
commandeer
give directions to
indicate the way
point the way
point in the direction of
focus
rivet
train
center
US
dominate
centre
UK
concentrate
front
be in command of
take over
tyrannize
US
order
be the boss of
officiate
call the tune
be the leader of
wield
reign over
take the reins of
domineer
be at the helm
be at the helm of
call the shots
prevail over
have authority
tyrannise
UK
have charge of
take the chair
exercise authority over
be in charge
be in the saddle
hold office
organise
UK
be in authority over
hold sway over
have authority over
assume command of
organize
US
exercise control over
be the head of
run the show
hold dominion over
master
exercise power
be in control of
zero in
home in
keep
manipulate
quarterback
carry on
contrive
coxswain
engineer
take charge of
take control of
have a handle on
more ❯
“She watched Charissa
shepherd
her daughter through the crowds and around the tables to the exit door.”
Verb
▲
To provide advice or tutelage to
coach
counsel
mentor
tutor
guide
pilot
lead
show
teach
train
instruct
educate
school
help
upskill
aid
walk through
steer
show the ropes
develop
direct
advise
inform
nurture
foster
cultivate
enlighten
give instruction to
give information to
give counsel to
give direction to
make suggestions to
give someone tips
explain things to
give someone hints
show the way to
sponsor
give advice to
give counselling to
make recommendations to
give pointers
be responsible for the education of
drill
cram
prepare
prime
exercise
hone
ready
lay it out for
put through the grind
put through the mill
pull one's coat
lick into shape
put someone through their paces
break in
indoctrinate
explain
illuminate
drum into
brief
inculcate
tend
let in on
demonstrate
lecture
clarify
give instructions
explicate
give the facts
expound
give lessons
supervise
describe
point out
influence
season
discipline
fit
lesson
rear
improve
equip
practise
UK
edify
qualify
condition
ground
rehearse
caution
preach
practice
US
shape
sharpen
mold
US
update
harden
inure
tame
mould
UK
give advice
give counsel
demonstrate something to
wise up
care for
make something clear to
give lessons to
make fit
make ready
whip into shape
give counselling
offer opinions
give instruction
give hints
offer suggestions
make recommendations
give tips
give guidance
give direction
give directions
more ❯
“I knew she wanted to learn more about something I did. I knew I would
shepherd
her through the steps.”
Verb
▲
To practice being economical (by using things sparingly or in moderation, and by avoiding waste or extravagance)
economize
US
save
scrimp
retrench
be sparing
cut back
be frugal
budget
save money
be economical
cut costs
make economies
scrimp and save
cut expenditure
make cutbacks
make cuts
pinch
skimp
spare
be thrifty
buy cheaply
conserve
decrease wastage
manage
reduce wastage
stint
use less
be more economical
buy more cheaply
cut corners
pinch pennies
tighten your belt
be careful
be prudent
count the pennies
count your pennies
cut down
husband your resources
rein in
scrimp and scrape
watch the pennies
watch your pennies
be on a shoestring
draw in your horns
keep within means
make ends meet
meet a budget
pay one's way
pinch the pennies
pinch your pennies
rake and scrape
run tight ship
stretch a dollar
tighten one's belt
curtail
scant
pull in your horns
scrimp on
economize on
be sparing with
be economical with
be frugal with
be parsimonious with
be mean with
be stingy with
be mingy with
be tight with
limit
withhold
husband
scrape
reduce
restrain
stint on
go easy
be stingy
hold back
be mingy
hold back on
go easy on
restrict
trim
skimp on
squirrel
stash
be mean
penny-pinch
husband one's resources
be tight-fisted with
run a tight ship
roll back
be cheap
earmark
scamp
begrudge
screw
slight
reduce expenditure
make savings
cut back on
grudge
confine
define
watch one's pennies
look after the pence
economise
UK
spoil the ship for a ha'porth of tar
save for rainy day
sock away
tighten belt
be parsimonious
ration
take short cuts
be tight
be tight-fisted
be close
nurse
draw in one's horns
cut one's coat according to one's cloth
shorten
abridge
abbreviate
use sparingly
use economically
be careful with
manage thriftily
cut down on
save for a rainy day
syncopate
truncate
dock
elide
mark off
curb
lessen
contract
lower
mark down
check
decrease
slash
more ❯
Verb
▲
To look after and make decisions about, especially in a position of leadership
oversee
supervise
superintend
direct
manage
run
administer
control
handle
inspect
guide
conduct
govern
head
lead
mind
organise
UK
organize
US
overlook
tend
administrate
attend
chair
command
eye
operate
quarterback
regulate
steward
watch
boss
captain
chaperon
moderate
referee
rule
umpire
herd
mastermind
skipper
look after
preside over
be in charge of
care for
head up
watch over
baby-sit
call the shots
be on duty at
carry on
run the show
be in control of
keep an eye on
be responsible for
keep one's eye on
ride herd on
be in driver's seat
sit on top of
coordinate
advise
orchestrate
influence
engineer
dominate
dispose
preside
be in command of
be the boss of
exercise control over
run things
pull the strings
be at the helm of
take the reins
be in the saddle
have the say
call the tune
be in the driving seat
control the affairs of
point in the right direction
be in the driver's seat
put on the right track
nurse
nurture
protect
cherish
foster
cultivate
serve
attend to
take care of
feed
minister to
watch out for
cater to
wait on
keep
monitor
observe
steer
pilot
police
check
invigilate
have
survey
manage people
deal with
be in charge
crack the whip
take charge of
call the play
be on duty
order
legislate
arrange
methodize
standardize
US
temper
systematize
US
systematise
UK
standardise
UK
legalise
UK
fit
rectify
fix
normalize
US
adapt
normalise
UK
reconcile
square
classify
settle
readjust
legalize
US
determine
check up on
keep tabs on
keep a beady eye on
make conform
put in order
pull things together
keep a tab on
more ❯
Verb
▲
To take, or be in, charge of
spearhead
lead
head
front
boss
captain
command
initiate
launch
pioneer
bring
cause
direct
guide
helm
influence
introduce
motivate
move
organise
UK
organize
US
originate
persuade
produce
prompt
quarterback
set off
spur
start
trail-blaze
lead the way
blaze the trail
bring on
run things
set in motion
be in the forefront of
be in the van
be the driving force behind
lay the first stone
lead the way for
lead the way in
put in motion
be in the vanguard of
be in the van of
get the jump on
go out in front
be in the front line of
control
manage
run
supervise
superintend
govern
rule
oversee
preside over
handle
sway
overlook
be in charge of
steer
conduct
steward
pilot
marshal
UK
administer
regulate
drive
administrate
marshall
US
have control of
be in charge
dominate
order
domineer
coach
officer
operate
have charge of
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
be in command of
be the boss of
call the tune
be the leader of
be at the helm of
call the shots
head up
hold sway over
take charge
be in control of
commandeer
have control over
be foremost
be at the head of
keep
manipulate
funnel
channel
have a handle on
trailblaze
navigate
take charge of
take control of
carry on
contrive
coxswain
beacon
point
engineer
push
browbeat
bully
bulldoze
railroad
dictate
pressurize
US
pressurise
UK
try to control
order about
tell what to do
order around
throw one's weight around
boss about
throw one's weight about
lord it over
lay down the law
ride roughshod over
impose one's will on
give orders to
walk all over
use strong-arm tactics on
lean on
boss around
give orders
skipper
tyrannize
US
officiate
wield
tyrannise
UK
master
take over
reign over
take the reins of
be at the helm
prevail over
have authority
take the chair
exercise authority over
be in the saddle
hold office
be in authority over
have authority over
assume command of
exercise control over
be the head of
run the show
hold dominion over
exercise power
tend
look after
be responsible for
pull the strings
oppress
sit on top of
orchestrate
mastermind
take care of
ride herd on
care for
rule the roost
chair
reign
push around
be in driver's seat
be in the driving seat
execute
subjugate
push about
be in power over
watch
overrule
tend to
watch over
moderate
hold the reins
call the shots in
be in the driver's seat
be head of
take the helm
predominate
carry out
hegemonize
subject
overbear
inspect
preside
preponderate
chaperon
discipline
micromanage
minister
observe
advise
deal with
judge
mediate
hold sway
rule over
crack the whip
lead by the nose
hold down
keep under thumb
call the tune in
call the shots of
take the chair of
be on duty
dictate to
keep under one's thumb
coordinate
intimidate
prevail
overshadow
eclipse
monopolize
US
outshine
mind
attend
maintain
umpire
superabound
monopolise
UK
referee
be in saddle
honcho
have one's way
pull the wires
wear the crown
trample on
wear the trousers
call the signals
keep an eye on
play first fiddle
have upper hand
be in power
dragoon
own
outnumber
host
arbitrate
call
act the tin god
reign supreme
ordain
have
see
officiate at
survey
eye
call the shots on
dictate terms
lord over
call the tune for
detract from
render
herd
manage people
call the play
baby-sit
keep one's eye on
be on duty at
take in hand
sort out
minister to
emcee
serve
point in the right direction
have the say
control the affairs of
put on the right track
take the reins
dispose
assume command over
address
field
negotiate
occupy throne
exercise authority
serve the people
assume command
hold dominion
adjudicate
take
hack
order someone around
boss someone about
be domineering
boss someone around
be dogmatic
order someone about
call upon
instruct
treat
take forward
work
engage in
ply
be responsible
maintain order
overpower
occupy
act
carry out official duties
perform official duties
function
do the honors
conquer
subordinate
subdue
vanquish
pacify
facilitate
be monarch
be sovereign
sit
wield the sceptre
hold power
occupy the throne
be queen
be king
sit on the throne
push someone around
ride roughshod over someone
have under one's thumb
have ascendancy over
have the whip hand over
keep under your thumb
have the upper hand over
rule the roost in
have the upper hand in
have mastery over
hector
tell someone what to do
throw your weight around
persecute
terrorize
US
threaten
menace
bluster
squeeze
swagger
bend
henpeck
terrorise
UK
strong-arm
rule with a rod of iron
put the screws on
bend to one's will
be overbearing
push the buttons
rule with an iron hand
kick around
in the driver's seat
throw weight around
affect
regiment
besteer
bewield
puppeteer
be the boss
have someone in the palm of one's hand
have a hold over
hold the purse strings
hold purse strings
have someone eating out of one's hand
have something in the palm of one's hand
push buttons
have someone in one's hip pocket
more ❯
Verb
▲
To arrange in a particular order or position
dispose
arrange
order
array
range
form
marshal
UK
orient
assemble
organise
UK
organize
US
stand
distribute
gather
group
marshall
US
muster
systematise
UK
systematize
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adjust
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position
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UK
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UK
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combine
structure
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rate
locate
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pose
display
fix
settle
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make uniform
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tighten up
pull together
get act together
chart
deploy
alphabetize
present
formulate
police
spruce
log
pigeonhole
regiment
control
line
adapt
allineate
put to rights
spruce up
whip into shape
inventory
straighten out
put in line
orientate
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bracket
exhibit
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set into position
register
enumerate
figure
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suit
graduate
label
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bias
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UK
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mould
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UK
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US
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UK
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UK
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UK
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right
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get into columns
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tab
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allot
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Keep control over
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pinpoint
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skew
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drive
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UK
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UK
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UK
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captivate
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pivot
involve
revolve
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grade
descend
swerve
diverge
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veer
splay
be at an angle
lie obliquely
deviate
be askew
fasten on
hone in
rivet on
narrow down
attend
line something up
fix something on
turn something on
get in one's sights
draw a bead
examine
engross
hinge
level at
focus on
concentrate on
relate to
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