field hand 
noun chiefly historical
A person, especially a US slave, employed as a farm labourer.In late 1926, African workers fled from their positions as field hands on Portuguese-run maize farms in the central Mozambican districts of Manica and Chimoio....
- Often disguised as a field hand or poor farm wife, she led several spy missions herself, while directing others from Union lines.
- Out in the plantations Dawson saw the field hands working, planting crops to be harvested in the summer.
- donnishly
- donnishness
- donnybrook
- donné
- donnée
- donor
- donor card
- donor fatigue
- do not adjust your set
- do-nothing
- donothingism
- donothingness
- Don Quixote
- donship
- don't
- don't ask me!
- don't call us, we'll call you
- don't-care
- don't-careish
- don't-careishness
- don't-carish
- don't-carishness
- dontcha
- don'tcha
- don't change horses in midstream