[
US
/ˈwʊdmən/
]
[ UK /wˈʊdmən/ ]
[ UK /wˈʊdmən/ ]
NOUN
- makes things out of wood
- someone who lives in the woods
How To Use woodman In A Sentence
- The major events of Woodman's biography have clearly marked her artistic growth.
- In Scotland barely a square mile of our landscape has not at one time or another felt the sharp edge of a plough or the woodman's axe.
- The simple woodman's axe he'd been using had long ago lost what little bit of an edge it had possessed before he'd gone to work.
- But does your foolish old hen suppose that this entire cavalcade, which is bound on an important adventure, is going to stand still while she lays her egg?" enquired the Tin Woodman, earnestly. Ozma of Oz
- The Tin Woodman is emboldened by a bimetallic tool, a gold ax with a silver blade, and the Scarecrow learns he's intelligent, not stupid. "Over the Rainbow"
- Here, from a window, did Guinevere espy a knight standing in a woodman's cart.
- Robert saw a daughter whose mother was polymastic, and Woodman 6.363 saw a mother and eldest daughter who each had three nipples. Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
- Through the sparkling breadth of white, which seemed to glance my eyes away, and outside the humps of laden trees, bowing their backs like a woodman, I contrived to get along, half-sliding and half-walking, in places where a plain-shodden man must have sunk, and waited freezing till the thaw should come to him. Lorna Doone
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- Here, from a window, did Guinevere espy a knight standing in a woodman's cart.