Definition of cowman in English:
 cowman
nounPlural cowmenˈkaʊmənˈkaʊmən
1A person who is employed to tend grazing cattle.
 Example sentencesExamples
-  The company is trying to reverse years of progress on rangeland restoration to serve a handful of cowmen.
 -  Open-range cattle raising had been transformed as had the cowmen involved.
 -  He wears check shirts, worked as a cowman all his life, except for his years in the army.
 -  Whenever there was no cowman around, Judy chose to milk the cows - that was from about age eight.
 -  He went on to paint Dutch scenes although with cowmen instead of goatherds among the weirs.
 
- 1.1North American  A cowboy.
 Example sentencesExamples
-  It's just that Daddy never took too kindly to cowmen.
 -  The cowmen did the come-along-little-doggie routine and when they a got to town were probably smart to get a bath.
 -  He remembered hearing an old-time cowhand say: ‘That fellow must be a real cowman himself.’
 -  In my last ten years living in south Texas I have heard lots of people calling themselves cowboys, cowmen and cattlemen etc.
 -  Two men at the table nearest him were obviously cowmen.
 
 Synonyms
cattleman, cowhand, cowherd, herder, herdsman, drover, stockman, rancher
 
Rhymes
  
bowmen, cowmen, ploughman (US plowman), ploughmen (US plowmen)