Associations to the word «Drover»
Noun
- Cattle
- Shawn
- Mcleod
- Tess
- Hank
- Herd
- Glen
- Livestock
- Vaughan
- Sheep
- Flock
- Bullock
- Tavern
- Ox
- Regan
- Watering
- Inn
- Cottage
- Caravan
- Bailiff
- Stevie
- Lawson
- Tender
- Trumpet
- Hog
- Cow
- Swine
- Hugh
- Rancher
- Pasture
- Butcher
- Ranch
- Mackay
- Geoff
- Highland
- Steer
- Blackwell
- Foreman
- Grazing
- Mule
- Drove
- Road
- Coyote
- Slaughter
- Guitarist
- Traveller
- Wagon
- Aboriginal
- Badger
- Drummer
- Claire
- Shepherd
- Trail
- Sweetheart
- Boris
- Telegram
- Buyer
- Farmer
- Swamp
- Northumberland
- Stock
- Breaker
- Breeder
- Mk
- Dee
- Queensland
- Meg
- Highlands
- Ale
- Whip
- Dodge
- Wool
- Mob
- Gull
- Beast
- Sally
- Dog
- Verge
- Pub
- Defiance
- Market
- Bassist
- Horse
- Coat
- Rob
- Accommodation
- Cart
- Wales
- Fair
- Crossing
Wiktionary
DROVER, noun. A person who drives animals, especially cattle or sheep, over long distances.
Dictionary definition
DROVER, noun. Someone who drives a herd.
Wise words
To use the same words is not a sufficient guarantee of
understanding; one must use the same words for the same
genus of inward experience; ultimately one must have one's
experiences in common.