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Meanings of
horsewoman
in inglés
Someone employed to handle animals professionally, especially horses.
horseman
wrangler
Related terms
profession
Usage of
horsewoman
in inglés
1
Ethel is a good
horsewoman
;
she learned from a splendid riding master.
2
Not if you have as much imagination as any
horsewoman
should have.
3
GODIVA, Lady,
horsewoman
whose costume rivalled many exhibited at the Paris horseshow.
4
Little Gyp, home from the sea, was now an almost accomplished
horsewoman
.
5
Any one who dances as you do, must also be a
horsewoman
.
6
Ruth's tried to rear and turn, but she was a good
horsewoman
.
7
Sahira, it turned out, was an equestrienne, a
horsewoman
all her life.
8
He found Dede a good
horsewoman
-
good
not
merely in riding but in endurance.
9
Lady Berengaria was a first-rate
horsewoman
,
and really in the saddle looked irresistible.
10
Sir Lukin was left to admire the figure of the
horsewoman
.
11
In a minute the horseman or rather
horsewoman
,
came into view.
12
Her eyes sparkled already at the thought of learning to be a
horsewoman
.
13
As the
horsewoman
drew nearer he fell to wondering what she was like.
14
You are a
horsewoman
-
you
know
the feeling of a restive horse.
15
She was a superb
horsewoman
,
and rode as one born to the saddle.
16
But she was a land-woman, a
horsewoman
-
a
-
she
was
the
universal woman.
Other examples for "horsewoman"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
horsewoman
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
good horsewoman
accomplish horsewoman
fine horsewoman
fearless horsewoman
perfect horsewoman
More collocations
Horsewoman
through the time
Horsewoman
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common