Associations to the word «Shepard»
Noun
- Dax
- Reaper
- Lucius
- Astronaut
- Byrd
- Matthew
- Pooh
- Sam
- Winnie
- Fitch
- Alan
- Liar
- Spectre
- Normandy
- Glenn
- Judy
- Wyoming
- Ned
- Husky
- Playwright
- Citadel
- Gemini
- Booster
- Lange
- Mercury
- Sara
- Gus
- Leslie
- Vanderbilt
- Crosby
- Jenny
- Hilary
- Kaufman
- Hackett
- Miranda
- Milne
- Gibbs
- Apollo
- Bartlett
- Wally
- Lauren
- Poster
- Mcgee
- Patty
- Derrick
- Louisa
- Sultan
- Nasa
- Rp
- Patti
- Fra
- Elaine
- Capsule
- Mccall
- Conrad
- Illustrator
- Hate
- Elliott
- Lee
- Starving
- Mather
- Armory
- Ferris
- Charley
- Jr
- Vance
- Omega
- Ari
- Puritan
- Harlow
- Joker
- Nichols
- Matilda
- Dylan
- Cooper
- Dm
- Mass
- Grunt
- Wanda
- Jarrett
- Jessica
- Beckett
- Nadia
- Scarborough
- Norma
- Virgil
- Spacecraft
- Jesse
Wiktionary
SHEPARD, noun. Misspelling of shepherd.
SHEPARD, verb. Misspelling of shepherd.
SHEPARD, proper noun. Alternative form of Shepherd
SHEPARD SCALE, noun. (music) A series of Shepard tones constructed to give the illusion of a continuously rising (or falling) series of notes.
SHEPARD TONE, noun. (music) A superposition of sine waves, separated by an octave, whose relative amplitude may be varied to give the illusion of a rising or falling note.
Dictionary definition
SHEPARD, noun. United States author of surrealistic allegorical plays (born in 1943).
SHEPARD, noun. Astronaut who made the first United States' suborbital rocket-powered flight in 1961 (1923-1998).
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