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Shepherd
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Shepherdism
Pastoral life or occupation
Shepherdish
Resembling a shepherd suiting a shepherd pastoral
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Collie
The Scotch shepherd dog There are two breeds the rough haired and smooth haired It is remarkable for its intelligence displayed
pastor
A shepherd one who has the care of flocks and herds
Shepherdling
A little shepherd
Dog
21, exempts the dogs of the blind used solely by them for their guidance, and by s. 22 shepherds' dogs, on a special procedure being followed by farmers or shepherds. The (English) Protection of Animals (Cruelty to
Sheephook
A hook fastened to pole by which shepherds lay hold on the legs or necks of their sheep a shepherds crook
Molestation
described as an act of intimidation, violence, shouting, hooting, etc., in contrast to peaceful persuasion, see R. v. Shepherd, (1869) 11 Cox CC 325. In matrimonial law, an act of serious annoyance. Also in Scots law, the
Squibs
or public place is an offence punishable by fine. See FIREWORKS. In the leading case of Scott v. Shepherd, (1773) 2 Wm Bl 892, 1 Sm LC, it was held that an action of trespass and assault
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