wood·chop·per

[wood-chop-er]
noun
a person who chops wood, especially one who fells trees.

Origin:
1770–80, Americanism; wood1 + chopper

wood·chop·ping, noun
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At one place he traded his shotgun to a woodchopper for a coat, which the fugitive said he needed badly as he did not have one.
Woodchopper the choice in the third race, won handily.
Here horses and mules were shod, woodchopper's axes steeled, and metal posts and fixtures for wagons and equipment made.
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