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Meanings of woodsman in English
Catalan
fuster Usage of woodsman in English
1
The woodsman did peep and took in the situation, and he said:
2
Thereupon the woodsman told the whole truth concerning the tailor of Chaudiere.
3
The big woodsman, his rebellion once started, seemed to exult in it.
4
Brooks commenced making the coffee, and while doing so the woodsman asked:
5
He was an expert woodsman, and was at home in the saddle.
6
The woodsman made a wry face at the mention of this delicacy.
7
On the selected morning the daring woodsman did not waste a moment.
8
The old woodsman knew the defaulter for a reckless and determined man.
9
The woodsman turned slowly and looked Thorpe over with a quizzical eye.
10
I fancied, however, that it was simply the manner of a woodsman.
11
The woodsman nodded curtly to the young man, his cordiality quite gone.
12
Morris studied his face with the quiet, far-seeing eyes of a woodsman.
13
He was so little of a woodsman that he never looked underfoot.
14
Let none move, but this stout woodsman, the young captain and myself.
15
Radway, who was a good practical woodsman, set about the job immediately.
16
But the woodsman rose, nodded his head awkwardly, and made his escape.
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Woodsman through the time
Woodsman across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common