Associations to the word «Shepard»
Noun
- Collector
- Regan
- Derry
- Jeremiah
- Rus
- Horus
- Trilogy
- Hemingway
- Laurie
- Yuri
- Ewing
- Patsy
- Shawn
- Flynn
- Broker
- Sue
- Gay
- Mitchell
- Jon
- Sterling
- Citation
- Duluth
- Ollie
- Kris
- Janice
- Jean
- Boston
- Holly
- Concord
- Vega
- Gunn
- Alexei
- Bert
- Octave
- Jonathan
- Aria
- Showtime
- Randall
- Orientation
- Mariana
- Ellen
- Councilor
- Seth
- Commander
- Gil
- Harlan
- Sabotage
- Gavin
- Rea
- Slade
- Gould
- Tina
- Ashley
- Rocket
- Murder
- Posse
- Franklin
- Malley
- Trajectory
- Novella
- Aaron
- Flight
- Trombone
- Carpenter
- Neil
- Sheridan
- Bo
- Broad
- Winchester
- Bram
- Overlord
- Kelley
- Capitol
- Corvette
- Jacqueline
- Matt
- Levine
- Judd
- Rotation
- Marin
- Louise
- Kathy
- Edgar
- Jennifer
- Spy
- Homosexuality
Adverb
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).
Wise words
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