Cowman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COWMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who owns cattle
• a person who is employed to tend grazing cattle.
• a cowboy.
• man who owns cattle
• a hired hand who tends cattle and performs other duties on horseback

Words related to COWMAN

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How to use COWMAN in a sentence

• They only knew that with a mighty backward leap the cowman had reached the single heavy oak door, had sent it shut with a bang.
• Not another had done this thing but he himself, he, Cowman Pete.
• Once before another man, a drunken cowman, had seen that identical look.
• Also in the course of these blocks the Avenue crosses land that was the farm of John Cowman until 1836.
• He proved to be a cowman in greasy chaps, and with many wrinkles on his weather-beaten face.
• The credit of Don Lovell was gilt edge, not that he was a wealthy cowman, but the banks and moneyed men of the city recognized his business ability.
• According to his story, he was a Northern cowman and had purchased the cattle a few days before in Dodge.
• He was too good a cowman to interfere with the management of cattle, and the pleasure of his company, when in good humor, was to be desired.
• The absence of the two deputies whom we had met the day before was explained by the testimony of the one-armed cowman.
• Fred went into Powderville last night and will meet us above at the twin buttes this morning with every cowman in town.
• Want you bad as type of cowman owning cattle in picture.
• This exception tickled Uncle Lance, as it gave him an opportunity to annoy his sister about Nancrede, as he did about every other cowman or drover who visited the ranch.
• By dawn Nancrede and myself started for Santa Maria, the former being deficient in Spanish, the only weak point, if it was one, in his make-up as a cowman.
• As the ranges in eastern Texas became of value for agriculture, the cowman moved westward, disposing of his cattle or taking them with him.
• Get into your old cowman costume and use that big gray you rode in that drive we made the other day.
• So the cowman rode away with a pleased expression on his face, but there is a profit and loss account in all things.
• By the middle of summer they reached their destination, for the cattle were contracted to a cowman in the Cherokee Strip, Indian Territory.
• When the cowman cast about for a foreman on starting the herd for Fort Peck, the fact that Abner Taylor was a Texan was sufficient recommendation with Fant.
• The use of my name was all that was required of me, as I was the only cowman in the entire ring.
• I recall the experience of an old cowman, laboring under a similar delusion, who, after nearly half a century in the Southwest, concluded to return to the scenes of his boyhood.
• Everything that medical science could do was done by the post surgeons for the veteran cowman, but after lingering twenty-one days he died.
• I hardly feel able to convey an idea of the important role that the horses play in the operations of a cowman.
• Another day was wasted in entertaining the neighbor, the northern cowman, in the meantime, impatient and walking on nettles until a second start was made to see the cattle.
• George Edwards was to have charge, and he and Major Hunter started in ample time to receive the cattle, the latter proving an apt scholar, while the former was a thorough cowman.
• This completed our cattle on the trail, and a breathing spell of a few weeks might now be indulged in, yet there was little rest for a cowman.
• Out of a saddle a cowman never looks well, and every effort to improve his personal appearance only makes him the more ridiculous.
• Major Hunter likewise favored our segundo, but the Eastern stockholders were insistent that the management of the new company should rest in the hands of a successful cowman.
• The Indian agent and every cowman on the reservation were invited, and at the conclusion of the festival the Quaker agent made the assembled chiefs a fatherly talk.
• There is a close relationship between a cowman and his herds.
• Flood had insisted on a good mount of horses, and Lovell was cowman enough to know that what the mule is to the army the cow-horse is to the herd.
• The latter was possibly the most widely known cowman between the Rio Grande and the British possessions.
• The direct course lay across country, and once the sun flooded the Beaver valley, the cowman swung around in the saddle and his practical eye swept the range.
• In the genesis of the West, the cowman, the successor of the buffalo and Indian, gave way to the home-loving instinct of man.
• The cow-man was bringing up the cows to be milked, and he looked astonished as he greeted his mistress.

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