Farmhand is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FARMHAND in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a farm laborer
• a worker on a farm.
• person who is hired to work on a farm
• a hired hand on a farm

Words related to FARMHAND

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Words that contain FARMHAND

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How to use FARMHAND in a sentence

• The average farmhand has never found push and drive and group action on the farm, but only individualism to the extreme of isolation.
• Bill was cursing, and Kurt gathered that the farm-hand was predicting fires all around.
• But Jarro, who asked for nothing but to be let die in peace, gathered his last powers and nipped the farm-hand in the finger, so he should let go of him.
• At once she took Jarro from the farm-hand, stroked him on the back and wiped away the blood which trickled down through the neck-feathers.
• The farm-hand poked him under his arm, and went down to Takern with him.
• The farm-hand got into a scow, laid Jarro in the bottom of the boat, and began to pole himself out on the lake.
• The only thing which struck Jarro as being a bit peculiar was that the farm-hand had taken his gun along.
• A farmhand stood on the grass by the outer steps, looking in.
• Egg talked loudly about Adam all the way to town and shouted directions to the driving farmhand in order that the whisper might not start.
• In the parsonage lies a farm-hand with a broken jaw.
• But one day a spy, who did work disguised as a farmhand, was discovered.
• I only know that a valuable man and a unique farm-hand has disappeared.
• CHAPTER LV THE OLD TIME FARM-HAND With all my industries thus increasing, the necessity for more help became imperative.
• Muldoon if she had seen any men, she said she had seen a farmhand milking.
• He is a farm-hand, raised in a hamlet fifteen or twenty miles from the nearest railway, and, greatly daring, he has wandered here.
• The huge farm-hand, who had shifted and squirmed his way to the back of the crowd, now lifted his arm.
• The farm-hand, to whom the rope had been tossed, was again making ready for a throw, measuring the distance with his eyes.
• The farm-hand was a tall man, and the posse had shifted to allow him space.
• The farm-hand exchanged a strange smile with his wife, then replied that he knew nothing about it, that it did not concern him.
• A quilt on a plank was a luxury to the tired farm-hand, and paint was nothing to the poor, sun-scorched fellow who sought the house for shade rather than beauty.

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