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Meanings of cowmen in English
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Usage of cowmen in English
1
On the arrival of the train, several other westward-bound cowmen boarded it.
2
In this class also were ploughmen, cowmen, dairymaids of the bigger farms.
3
These local cowmen would support the established authority, and trouble was expected.
4
With them were some old-time cowmen, men grown gray in range work.
5
What would cowmen be doing away off here, tell me that, Bob?
6
Oh, these boys of mine are cowmen from who laid the rail.
7
Now Ned could see the cowmen galloping in and gazing from their ponies.
8
When we got there we found not the slightest trace of the cowmen.
9
Pioneer cowmen of various nationalities and their families intermingled and occupied central seats.
10
The cowmen uttered a shout, for the process promised them much boisterous fun.
11
But, upon discovering the boys, the cowmen quickly checked their flow of language.
12
A jolly party of cowmen left for Trail City that night.
13
Several cowmen, ranching on the lower Powder River, had headquarters at this outpost.
14
The cowmen's all from north and don't know nothing more than we do.
15
In Dodge practical joking was carried to the extreme, both by citizens and cowmen.
16
The cowmen were roping and rushing the stock that did not belong to them.
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