woodchopper
[ wood-chop-er ]
noun
a person who chops wood, especially one who fells trees.
Origin of woodchopper
1Other words from woodchopper
- woodchopping, noun
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How to use woodchopper in a sentence
Their fathers had been woodchoppers and manzanilleros before them.
The Wolf Cub | Patrick CaseyIn fact, most woodchoppers prefer to make their own axe handles.
Outdoor Sports and Games | Claude H. MillerThe men of Minas de la Sierra were all woodchoppers and manzanilleros—gatherers of the white-flowered manzanilla.
The Wolf Cub | Patrick CaseyFrom the scanty forests above came no sound of woodchoppers, no steely ring of axe on pine.
The Wolf Cub | Patrick CaseyOr was it only a congregation of wearied woodchoppers, or of proprietors come to inspect their lots, that we thought of?
Excursions and Poems | Henry David Thoreau
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