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sheepherder

[ sheep-hur-der ]

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Other 51Թ Forms

  • hiԲ noun adjective
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of sheepherder1

An Americanism dating back to 1870–75; sheep + herder
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She pointed out that last year the western U.S. sheepherders banded together to sue their employers, saying they were artificially suppressing wages.

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Goatherders and sheepherders have always followed the same set of labor rules last year.

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We repacked our gear and followed large bear tracks up the trail into Deadman Canyon, named for Alfred Moniere, a sheepherder whose long-ago burial is marked by a carved wooden sign.

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While sheepherders and cattlemen battle over their right to graze their stock on land that can't sustain them, Indigenous children have been forced into government boarding schools designed to strip them of their culture.

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To become permanent residents, sheepherders must be sponsored by their employers, which Mr. Mendoza and other sheepherders say that ranchers are not inclined to do.

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