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ranchman
[
ranch
-m
uh
n
]
ranch·man
/
ˈræntʃ
mən
/
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[
ranch
-m
uh
n
]
Show IPA
noun,
plural
ranch·men.
a rancher.
Origin:
1855–60,
Americanism
;
ranch
+
-man
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