Should it read ‘Heard’.

[greybeard]

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‘HERD’.

Merriam Webster.

1 a: a number of animals of one kind kept together under human control.

b: a congregation of gregarious wild animals.

2 (1): a group of people usually having a common bond <a herd of tourists>.

(2): a large assemblage of like things.

Wiki;

A herd is a social grouping of certain animals of the same species, either wild or domestic.

The form of collective animal behavior associated with this is referred to as herding.

‘HEARD.’

Collins Dictionary.

Example sentences containing 'heard',

He seemed stunned that the Princess Adrina had even heard of him, let alone wanted him to design her trousseau.

She laughed again, a rich, throaty laugh that Tarja had not heard from her in a very long time.

I should imagine half the State Department had never heard of him till the President submitted his name.

Daryl.

[GrahameA]

Afternoon.

Play on words.

‘HERD’.

Play on words to go with Scene instead of 'seen'.

[Outbackdad]

The first post in that category was Oct 2003 and it has taken someone till Oct 2016 to ask the question. Must be a slow day at Daryl's.

[greybeard]

Play on words to go with Scene instead of 'seen'.

Thank you for pointing that out Grahame, at first I thought 'herd' may have been a play on words and then half of my brain went on walkabout and shortly after the other half of my brain went looking for it, hopefully they will return before dinner.

The first post in that category was Oct 2003 and it has taken someone till Oct 2016 to ask the question.

Eddie, I noticed it some years back but did not comment on it at the time.

......... Must be a slow day at Daryl's.

Not really, I've been trying to calculate the core thickness for a custom Holmegaard style bow and needed a diversion .

That's my excuse and I am sticking to it.

Daryl.

[Outbackdad]

It's all fun.