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Meanings of cowman in English
Synonyms
Examples for "cowboy"
Examples for "cowboy"
1
Indeed, President Vladimir Putin increasingly plays the role of cowboy, not collaborator.
2
I guess Gillian Jones couldn't expect to corner the cowboy market forever.
3
The cowboy noticed that the unconscious woman still gripped the gilt clock.
4
George Mitchell recently compared the negotiations at Stormont to a cowboy film.
5
The most vicious cowboy has more moral principle than the average Indian.
1
The cattleman was as much outside the law as the criminals were.
2
The steady eyes of the cattleman bored straight into those of Cunningham.
3
The cattleman moistened the hot cloths with cold water and rearranged them.
4
The young cattleman nodded to the trio and kept on his way.
5
The cattleman and the cowpuncher looked at each other without verbal comment.
1
The lariats were thrown off as the puncher swung to the saddle.
2
She was beginning on a nut sundae when the puncher drifted in.
3
The big lean cow-puncher stopped with an oath as the riders disappeared.
4
The cow-puncher had taken out a pipe, and was slowly rubbing it.
5
Kitty knew just a little more of human nature than the puncher.
1
The big fellow laid a paper on the breast of the cowpuncher.
2
The proprietor of the café seized the cowpuncher by the arm hurriedly.
3
The cattleman and the cowpuncher looked at each other without verbal comment.
4
The other cast a somewhat wistful eye of doubt upon the cowpuncher.
5
The cowpuncher followed a path that took him back to the street.
1
Perhaps one cowherd a year ever finds his way to that spot.
2
So far, all he'd seen had been the cowherd and this woman.
3
It is no better than a cowherd you are at the steering.'
4
They returned together to the cowherd's cottage, and slept peacefully that night.
5
He looks as stupid as a cowherd-still, he is the squire's brother-in-law.
1
Mounting the platform, the stout cowpoke raised his hands and shouted for attention.
2
They 'spin windies,' as my cowpoke brother used to say.
3
Just a friendly ole cowpoke herding a dumber'n cat-shit steer.
4
And then, boom, blasting right through two big swinging doors like a drunken cowpoke.
5
When you look up, that old full moon makes you feel like a cowpoke, dont it?
1
Can I help it if I'm nothing more than a cowhand?
2
Don't just stand there like a satisfied cowhand after a night in Reno.
3
Honey, you lap up liquor like a fired cowhand.
4
While Jack worked as a cowhand on a ranch, Raleigh toiled on a United Fruit Company plantation.
5
He hit her low, like a cowhand bringing down a steer from the back of a running horse.
Usage of cowman in English
1
Shortly after the lad heard the big cowman break out in song:
2
The last remark suggested a possibility which the cowman shrank from considering.
3
There is little rest for the wicked and none for a cowman.
4
After the calf round-up came the beef round-up, the cowman's final harvest.
5
Just before going to bed she had murdered old George the cowman.
6
He was in almost every respect a cowman of the old school.
7
The cowman obeyed, and they seated themselves still further from Jack Dudley.
8
Once before another man, a drunken cowman, had seen that identical look.
9
He had lived up to his father's unspoken standards of a cowman.
10
Anybody that plays round on foot with a bull isn't a cowman.
11
Now, Dupree is a good cowman, but he's got a wife already.
12
The cowman stared up the depression, blinking his eyes in the snow glare.
13
After one good look the cowman nodded his head again in the affirmative.
14
Yes, Watson, it looks like another case of the farmer and the cowman.
15
The dominion of the cowman was giving way to the homesteader.
16
Want you bad as type of cowman owning cattle in picture.
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