herd
//hɜːrd//
Noun
herdSingular
herdsPlural
1
A large group of animals, especially hoofed mammals, that live, feed, or migrate together.
A herd of elephants crossed the river.
2
A large group of people, typically with a shared characteristic or behaving in a similar way.
A herd of tourists gathered around the famous statue.
Antonym
Verb
herdInfinitive
herdPresent tense
herdedPast tense
herdedPast participle
herdingPresent participle
herdsThird-person singular
1
To move or drive animals in a group, especially to a particular place.
The farmer herded the sheep into the barn.
2
To gather, lead, or drive a group of people in a particular direction.
The security guards herded the crowd toward the exit.