(a) one who hews wood, a wood-cutter; (b) a bird of the family Dendrocolaptidæ, a South American tree-creeper.
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| 释义 | the world > food and drink > farming > forestry or arboriculture > lumbering > [noun] > lumberman (36) wood-hewerc1000 (a) one who hews wood, a wood-cutter; (b) a bird of the family Dendrocolaptidæ, a South American tree-creeper. wooderc1050 = woodman, n.1 2. hagger1294 Chiefly Scottish. A person who cuts or coppices trees; a woodcutter. Now historical and rare. wood-hagger1294 a wood-cutter, wood-hewer. feller1422 A person who fells trees or timber, esp. as an occupation. woodman1426 One who looks after the trees in a wood or forest; one who fells or lops trees for timber or fuel; also, one who provides or purveys wood. faller1614 A person who fells trees, esp. as an occupation. Cf. fall, v. 29a and also feller, n.1 2. Chiefly Australian, Canadian, and U.S. regional (north-we… wood-maker1616 = woodman, n.1 2. forest-feller1618 axeman1671 A man who uses an axe in his work; a woodman. holt-felstera1678 holt side; holt-felster n. Obsolete i.e. holt-feller, a woodcutter. holt-wood n. Obsolete a wood. stocker1686 A workman employed in felling or grubbing up trees. local. bayman1715 A mahogany-cutter of the Bay of Honduras. Obsolete. logger1734 One who fells timber or cuts it into logs; a lumberman. wood-cutter1758 One who cuts wood; one who cuts down or fells trees, or cuts off their branches, for the wood; a wood-hewer. lumberer1809 One engaged in the lumber or timber trade. lumbermana1817 One whose work is among lumber or rough timber, esp. one who fells and dresses timber in the forest. shantyman1824 a lumberman. chopper1827 U.S. Lumber-trade. A workman who fells and lops the trees. splitter1841 Australian. A wood-cutter. bushman1846 A person who lives or travels in the Australian or New Zealand ‘bush’; a bush-farmer; a station-hand; a teamster who carries stores to the stations… mahogany cutter1850 a workman employed in felling and trimming mahogany. piner1871 Australian regional (Tasmania). A person who fells (Huon) pine trees; a person involved in the Huon timber trade. bush-faller1882 one who cuts down timber in the Bush. lumberjack1888 Especially in North America: a person (originally a man) who fells trees, cuts them into logs, or transports them to a sawmill; a person engaged in… bushwhacker1898 One who clears the land of bush, esp. an axeman engaged in cutting timber. New Zealand. home guard1903 North American colloquial. (a) A person who lives or works continuously in the same place, spec. a resident logger; (b) a hobo or tramp who has… Jack1910 North American colloquial. Short for lumberjack, n. gyppo1912 North American slang. Originally and chiefly in the logging industry: a worker or small company contracted for logging or transporting freight. Cf… timber-getter1912 a lumberman or logger. timberjack1916 a lumberman or logger. timber beast1919 a logger. Subcategories:— manager or owner (3) — wood-chopper (1) |
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