rode herd on Antonyms
Meaning of rode herd on
rode herd on
to keep in partial engagement by resting a foot continuously on the pedal, survive, outlast, to continue without interference, tease, rib, to lie moored or anchored, to be contingent, to mount in copulation, any of various mechanical devices (as at an amusement park) for riding on, an act of riding, to become supported on a point or surface, to become bet, to ride a horse in, to move like a floating object, to project over, to traverse by conveyance, to traverse on horseback to inspect or maintain, obsess, oppress, a way (such as a road or path) suitable for riding, to give with (a punch) to soften the impact, to travel in or on a conveyance, to sit and travel on the back of an animal that one directs, carry, convey, to harass persistently, a trip on which gangsters take a victim to murder him, sail, a trip on horseback or by vehicle, to travel on, to move on the body, to move with like a rider, to travel as if on a conveyance, to travel over a surface
rode herd on Sentence Examples
- The rancher rode herd on his cattle, ensuring they stayed within the grazing boundaries.
- The camp counselor rode herd on the children, keeping them safe and entertained.
- The teacher rode herd on her students, maintaining order and encouraging learning.
- The manager rode herd on the project team, making sure deadlines were met.
- The general rode herd on his troops, leading them to victory.
- The nanny rode herd on the kids, protecting them from danger and keeping them out of mischief.
- The referee rode herd on the game, enforcing the rules and ensuring fair play.
- The chaperone rode herd on the students on the field trip, keeping them together and out of trouble.
- The supervisor rode herd on the new employees, providing guidance and support.
- The organizer rode herd on the event, ensuring that everything went smoothly and on schedule.
FAQs About the word rode herd on
to keep in partial engagement by resting a foot continuously on the pedal, survive, outlast, to continue without interference, tease, rib, to lie moored or anch
supervised, handled, managed, showed, run, steered, quarterbacked, captained, called the shots (of), called the tune (for)
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The rancher rode herd on his cattle, ensuring they stayed within the grazing boundaries.
The camp counselor rode herd on the children, keeping them safe and entertained.
The teacher rode herd on her students, maintaining order and encouraging learning.
The manager rode herd on the project team, making sure deadlines were met.
