Tradesman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRADESMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who makes a living from trade
• a person engaged in trading or a trade, typically on a relatively small scale.
• skilled worker
• One who trades; a shopkeeper.
• A mechanic or artificer; esp., one whose livelihood depends upon the labor of his hands.
• a merchant who owns or manages a shop
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a worker in a skilled trad; craftsman

Words related to TRADESMAN

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Words that contain TRADESMAN

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How to use TRADESMAN in a sentence

• Formerly the customer was content to pay a fair price for an article to a tradesman with whom he dealt regularly, and whose interest it was to sell him a fair article.
• She said she had never yet lived with a tradesman, and never intended to.
• She was the daughter of an Irish tradesman, and had received quite a good education.
• Whether from the angry tradesman, or from some lady with whom Mr.
• A tradesman now descried them from the rear door of his shop.
• The woman can tell the tradesman with whom she deals some realistic things about himself.
• And to be sued so arbitrarily by the very tradesman who almost stuffed his goods down their throats is more bitter still.
• The tradesman as he speaks involuntarily pulls out his till, glances in, and shuts it up with a satisfied bang.
• The tradesman, the builder, the banker come for financial as well as legal objects.
• The local country tradesman probably feels the depression of agriculture all but as much as the farmer himself.
• Dimanche, a tradesman, applies to Don Juan for money.
• I thought you were conducting me to some worthy tradesman.
• For them the painter has some prestige, because he is supposed not to be a tradesman, not to paint his pictures merely so that he may sell them.
• It is vain for us to reproach either the artist or the tradesman.
• This will cost fifty pounds, upon this you may erect two small brick cottages, containing each two rooms and a kitchen, and well fitted for a respectable tradesman.
• Their returns are certain for, mark you, every tradesman pays his rent every Monday morning, there is no delay.
• No package comes from any tradesman without being opened in the lodge.
• Greeley, the more I look at this subject, the more I must maintain, in opposition to your views, that the publisher cannot, if a mere tradesman, be a man of honor.
• There were not a dozen people near us, and one of these was a sturdy Englishman, evidently a tradesman, who betrayed a keen and a truly national desire to get a look at the king.
• Samuel Adams, afterwards governor of Massachusetts, was a small tradesman and a tax-gatherer.
• On them, however, I managed to get, thanks to a tradesman with whom I had often dealt, who was in command.
• This girl now became betrothed to a Windsor tradesman.
• And the proof of it is this, that wherever any of our novelists has introduced a tradesman, he has either been an invention altogether, or a caricature.
• It does not answer for any tradesman not to be able to supply what his customers demand.
• They put a bright slave-boy with a tradesman, until he gets such a knowledge of the trade as to be able to do his own work, and then he takes him home.
• While the two women were having yet another cup of tea Sir Walter Hickle, millionaire, tradesman, and knight, sat down gingerly upon a rock and made his plans.
• If it should be some tradesman, she would speak with him there.

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