sheepfold
/ˈʃiːpflɒd/Definitions
1. noun
A fold or enclosure where sheep are kept, typically at night, especially on a farm or in a pasture.
“The shepherd led the sheep into the sheepfold to protect them from the wild predators.”
2. verb
To herd or enclose sheep, especially into a fold or pen.
“The farmer sheepfolded the flock before nightfall to prevent any escape.”