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swineherd
[ swahyn-hurd ]
noun
- a person who tends swine.
swineherd
/ ˈswaɪnˌhɜːd /
noun
- archaic.a person who looks after pigs
Other Words From
- swineherdship noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of swineherd1
Example Sentences
The swineherd there says that the needy and the stranger are from Zeus and he who fails to help them sins against Zeus himself.
She played a princess who has to give a swineherd 100 kisses in return for a bar of soap.
In contrast to everything that I just said about Native Australians, most New Guineans, such as Yali’s people, were farmers and swineherds.
She glanced up long enough to smile at the swineherd, then dropped her eyes again, making such a picture of awkward bashfulness that I was almost fooled myself.
They would have rolled him in the dust and torn him there by his own steading if the swineherd had not sprung up and flung his leather down, making a beeline for the open.
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