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Meanings of bushmen in English
Members of various indigenous hunter-gatherer people of Southern Africa.
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Usage of bushmen in English
1
The woolly-haired African race includes the negroes and the very primitive bushmen.
2
But the patience of the bushmen had exceeded that of the white men.
3
Whenever the gold-hunters moved their camp, the bushmen volunteered to carry the luggage.
4
Believe in things the bushmen believe, ghosts and magic, and such.
5
He knew the wonderful ways of the bushmen with some animals.
6
The man was monosyllabic to a degree, as the real bushmen generally are.
7
And I-well , Iamof the bushmen- 'hescratched himself and smiled emptily.
8
In the day, bushmen in the Kalahari desert in Botswana talk of practical matters.
9
Still, like most of the bushmen, he did not express his feelings in speech.
10
Racing was the sport of kings but also of bushmen back in the day.
11
The weather is now very hard upon our poor bushmen.
12
They are all pearl-fishers or pilots, not a bit like the bushmen I expected.
13
Strange that those shy, quiet, gentle-voiced bushmen seem the hardest and most reckless riders.
14
Do you know I thought all bushmen were great smokers.
15
None of us were experienced bushmen, and we had neglected to gather sufficient fuel.
16
For instance, you hear some people assert all blacks are trackers and good bushmen.
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