covid herd

1. A group of people gathering together during a widespread panic with no protective measures.
2. A group of people protesting during a serious catastrophe with no protective measures

The Covid herd hit the beach this despite warnings not to.

by TavG April 19, 2020

Herding in the Bucks

A metaphor meaning "to gain money" or "earn money."

Person 1: Man, I love my new job
Person 2: Really, why?
Person 1: I'm really herding in the bucks
that's not a boot on your foot that's a bone in my ear

by CorneliousTheWorm January 6, 2013

Thumb Herding

The use of one's thumbs to herd cows on your ipod in the game Cows vs. Aliens. Whereas, on the ipad, the use of all fingers is possible.

My wife is prolific at "Thumb Herding," on her ipod Touch, while playing Cows vs. Aliens.

by Brain Stew July 24, 2011

You Herd

Are you listening

Nas EBK-Fuck DD Osama you herd

by yeamannnnnnnnnn February 17, 2023

elder herding

The practice of shuttling your older parents or relatives from place to place because they cannot drive or have mobility issues, and associated with the difficulty and added time that takes.

Taking my parents to the pharmacy and grocery store was a frustrating exercise in elder herding.

by websherpa June 10, 2021

Challenging the herd with new and bold thinking

Being racist

White writer: "I am challenging the herd with new and bold thinking"
- "So you are racist and think a poc is 'culturally appropriating' white people by bleaching their hair."

by Unheardofbs September 21, 2022

herd physicality

The corporeal equivalent of 'herd mentality'. The way in groups of people physically behave and copy the actions of others in the same way that herd mentality suggests a group of people who follow a consensus without thinking for themselves.

The herd physicality at sporting events, political rallies and religious gatherings makes them strong prospects for super-spreader events.

by jeamish February 25, 2021