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Goat Herder 

A girl who is on the verge of being attractive were it not for a few unfortunate features and would not look out of place leading a herd of goats down the side of a hill. Typically a thin to average built caucasian girl who looks trashy/inbred and has unfortunate dentitian.
Did you see that goat herder at the bar? Three more drinks and ill go talk to her...
Goat Herder by CelebrationStone October 21, 2010
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Goat Herder 

A extremely drunk male who has forgotten and/or given up on having any sort of self respect and standards that will try to get his fuk on with any and all female within 2 meters of him. Not discriminating on looks, size or how much of a dirty goat slut the female is.
G is such a Goat Herder. It fantastic
Goat Herder by kumkee June 21, 2004

extreme goat herder

one who herds flaming goats with a Jeep.
the extreme goat herder just chases around flaming sheep from his jeep at four in the morning because dogs aren't good enough.

Herbert The Magical Goat 

a magical goat that lives in Robert A. Cross Middle Magnet School, he is known to roam around in the ventilation systems
Herbert The Magical Goat said "Baa!" to me yesterday!
Herbert The Magical Goat by David February 20, 2004

goatherder

1. Someone who is SO terrible at life, he can't ever do anything above the bare minimum of existence, that is, staying alive.
2. a person who cannot drive more than 10 miles without getting lost.
3. A person who is afraid to enter any social scenes, or anywhere outside their home.
friend of Prince Ali: "Prince Ali! why can't you leave your palace and come to the market?"
Prince Ali: "I can't!!!!! it's too far!!!!!"
friend of Prince Ali: "It's ONLY 2 blocks away from your palace you goatherder!"
goatherder by chucklesbanan September 28, 2009
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