Bushmen is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUSHMEN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BUSHMAN, (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.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a woodsman

Words related to BUSHMEN

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Words that contain BUSHMEN

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How to use BUSHMEN in a sentence

• His voyage may be stopped for the want of a spar, So him also we’ll envy not, who true bushmen are.
• Ordinary heads, of bushmen and salt-water men, and even of schnapps-drinking white men like Borckman, he relegated to the canoe houses and devil devil houses.
• Himself and the ten Malaitans, being bushmen, were too ignorant of the sea to dare the long passage from Guadalcanar.
• Many an extra line of care furrowed the brows of the disheartened bushmen then.
• Whenever the gold-hunters moved their camp, the bushmen volunteered to carry the luggage.
• Returning to try to save the rifles and personal outfit, Binu Charley had seen a party of bushmen trotting down the trail, and had hidden in the bush.
• Two or three bushmen, a station overseer with his wife and daughter, a Chinaman, and a lunatic that had come from Nomah, too.
• The language of the Bushmen has often been likened to the chattering of monkeys.
• They had very much more civilisation than the Bushmen, and more than the Damaras, and they contained a large infusion of Dutch blood.
• In the meantime the bushmen, whose advance had been, and still was, very slow and cautious, as if they dreaded an ambuscade, had approached to within seventy yards of the house.
• There, in the desert, it appears to damp the surface sands in certain valleys, and the Bushmen, by a peculiar process, suck out a supply.
• No matter what the bushmen do up there in Queensland, my heart is with them, so long as they shake this hateful state of things.
• The southern bushmen, threatened themselves, were sending to Queensland the hard cash that turns doubtful battles.
• Grain is very acceptable to them, and has the advantage of keeping better than fruit, the art of drying which they have not yet mastered any more than the Bushmen or the Pi-Utes.
• It is the flesh of the brush-turkey, a wild fowl which the bushmen or blackfellows bring in here to market.
• The Bushmen living in Bechuanaland measured by Selous in the last quarter of the 19th century were, however, found to be of nearly average height.
• The Bushmen, as already stated, are of a dirty yellow colour, and of generally unattractive countenance.
• From their use of these poisons the Bushmen are held in great dread by the neighbouring races.
• The Bushmen have many animal myths, and a rich store of beast legends.
• The schooner went on, but the Moongleam trader ashore offered a thousand sticks, and to him Mauki was brought by the bushmen with a year and eight months tacked on to his account.
• Many of these modes of obtaining water are of course known to experienced bushmen, like Mr.
• To the gods of Andamanese, Bushmen, Australians, no sacrifice is offered.
• He had to deal firmly with Bushmen, and the latter certainly proved a source of continual trouble.

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