timberman
Origin of timberman
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How to use timberman in a sentence
"This is a handsome spot," said Thousandacres, whose real name was Aaron timberman.
The Chainbearer | J. Fenimore CooperThey could do nothing, aboard a drowned timberman with empty davits, and a list of perhaps forty degrees, but let her go.
The Last Entry | William Clark RussellWhen he talked of boarding the timberman and bringing off the eight men, his imagination was a little confused.
The Last Entry | William Clark RussellThe boys watched his departure sadly, for they had counted a great deal on the help that the young timberman could give them.
The Ranger Boys Outwit the Timber Thieves | Claude A. LabelleWe went into camp, and before breakfast a timberman called on us.
On a Donkey's Hurricane Deck | R. Pitcher Woodward
British Dictionary definitions for timberman
/ (ˈtɪmbəmən) /
any of various longicorn beetles that have destructive wood-eating larvae: Also called: timberman beetle
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