Definition

gooseherd

noun
  1. a person who tends and herds geese
  2. Usage: often historical or rural context

Examples

  • The gooseherd led the flock to the pond each morning.
  • In medieval villages, a gooseherd was responsible for protecting the geese from predators.
  • The old gooseherd knew every bird in his care by sight.
  • She worked as a gooseherd on the farm during the summer months.
  • The gooseherd's whistle signaled the geese to return to the barn.

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