ploughswain
/ˈplaʊsweɪn/Chiefly literary. Now historical and rare
noun
A ploughman.
- Recorded earliest in ploughswain-land..
Origin
Middle English. From plough + swain.
- book of hours
- Book of Proverbs
- Book of the Dead
- book of words
- book packet
- book page
- book piles
- bookplate
- book pocket
- lady's slipper
- lady's smock
- lady's thimble
- lady's thistle
- lady's thumb
- lady's tresses
- Lady Superior
- lady's waist
- lady's wind
- lady's woman
- Ladytide
- lady wit
- Lae
- Laennec's cirrhosis
- Laetoli
- Laetolil