Bushman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUSHMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Australian) a settler or traveller in the bush
• a member of any of several aboriginal peoples of southern Africa, especially of the Kalahari Desert. Traditionally nomadic hunter-gatherers, many are now employed by farmers.
• a person who lives, works, or travels in the Australian bush.
• person who lives or travels in the bush
• A woodsman; a settler in the bush.
• One of a race of South African nomads, living principally in the deserts, and not classified as allied in race or language to any other people.
• a member of the race of nomadic hunters and gatherers who live in southern Africa
• a dweller in the Australian bush country
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a woodsman

Words related to BUSHMAN

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Words that contain BUSHMAN

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How to use BUSHMAN in a sentence

• When the bushman lies down, his mind is free from care, He knows his stock will furnish him with meat, wear and tear.
• He could smell a crocodile farther off and more differentiatingly than could any man, than could even a salt-water black or a bushman smell one.
• Harold was as clever in this way as any other man with as much bushman ability as he had, so it was not long ere we were bowling along as merrily as ever.
• In front of it, crouched on his hams before a fire, was a gaunt and bearded bushman.
• The bushman seemed absorbed in contemplation of this object.
• It was a bit of simulated playfulness, but the bushman sprang back in evident fright.
• Binu Charley led the way, by proxy, however, for, by means of the poisoned spear, he drove the captive bushman ahead.
• He was a tremendous chap for poking about on foot or on horseback, and though he was an Englishman, he was what you call a born bushman.
• That kind of love doubtless does exist in all Bushman marriages.
• I know him for a rattling good shot at either man or beast, a fine bushman, and a dandy horseman.
• Sometimes the solitary bushman or prospector, looking across a deep valley, saw, nestled amongst the opposite hills, a beautiful meadow of grass.
• He was a bushman, rough and weather-beaten, with only one peculiarity.
• His clothes were all soiled, his sleeves rolled up, and he looked like a regular bushman.
• Some faint noise had caught his ear, and, excellent bushman that he was, he would not rest content until he had located and defined it.
• He was cursing the horse and the slope and everything and everyone within hearing in the simple and forceful fashion of the Australian bushman.
• The place seemed peaceful enough, but he had that queer sense of the bushman, a sense almost amounting to an instinct, that told him that there was trouble ahead.
• Only in one or two districts are they found in large numbers, chiefly in Great Bushman Land towards the Orange river.
• For cooking his food the Bushman needs nothing but fire, which he obtains by rubbing hard and soft wood together.
• The distance at which the Bushman can be sure of hitting is not great, about twenty paces.
• No Bushman tribe south of Lake Ngami is said to carry spears.
• The Bushman eats raw such insects as lice and ants, the eggs of the latter being regarded as a great delicacy.
• But in spite of his savage nature, the Bushman is intelligent.
• The Bushman cuts off the joints of the fingers as a sign of mourning and sometimes, it seems, as an act of repentance.
• Evil spirits are supposed to hide beneath these sepulchral mounds, and the Bushman thinks that if he does not throw his stone on the mounds the spirits will twist his neck.
• There is a Bushman belief that the sun will rise later if the dead are not buried with their faces to the east.
• Bushman is supported by a strong cast, including beautiful Beverly Bayne as Lady Hermione.
• There an old bushman was tying up faggots his axe had cut.
• I have elsewhere described the Bushman god Cagn, as he was portrayed to Mr.
• He was an expert bushman, and a capital manager of the friendly natives.
• Next to me lay a man whose servant, a restless, impatient Bushman, most amicably addressed him as Johnny.

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