Workingman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WORKINGMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a labouring man; a man who earns his daily support by manual labour
• a man who works for wages, especially in manual or industrial work.
• A laboring man; a man who earns his daily support by manual labor.
• an employee who performs manual or industrial labor
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who works for wages usually at manual labor

Words related to WORKINGMAN

workingmen20

How to use WORKINGMAN in a sentence

• A third class which the Church needs to-day is that of the working-man.
• CHAPTER XVIII A week later one of the New York evening papers printed an inspiring view of Merle Dalton Whipple in what was said to be the rough garb of the workingman.
• It dawned upon me that of course the company could afford finer legal talent than could a workingman like Jackson.
• I am not a workingman, cap in hand, asking you to increase my wages or to protect me from the machine at which I work.
• He was dressed like a superior workingman, in a flannel shirt, a rough, blue suit, oil-stained and dust-sprinkled, and he wore thick-soled boots.
• However, this blessed change has not yet come to pass, and of all city-dwellers, the wife of the workingman seems to be furthest away from the benefits of the transformation.
• The wife of the workingman who has no children, and who lives in a city finds she has not enough to do in the little flat which is their home.
• Friend always of the workingman, he was persistently urged by their party to accept a nomination for Congress.
• In fact, the safest place for a working-man is in the army.
• If the ambition of the working-man is that of the small tradesman, here, too, are the same passions.
• This seems to be the normal condition of the working-man, from the zest with which he addresses himself to the board.
• Another good omen I found in written tracts by Joseph Barker, a working-man of the town of Wortley, published through his own printing-press.
• Their successes have been, and they are real successes, along the lines of greater protection and more political liberty for the workingman.
• Every vote the workingman gives to a policy of wider state control is another link for the chains that are meant for his ankles, his wrists, and his neck.
• If they are not contented there, then nowhere in this world will the workingman be contented.
• The well-to-do working-man can help his poorer friends better than we can.
• Masonry has made a working-man and his associates the Heroes of her principal legend, and himself the companion of Kings.
• Once he saw far ahead of him a glittering wheel, but it proved to be a workingman riding to destruction on a very tall ordinary.
• John Golden, intelligent, honest, a fine type of workingman, educated in the English school of unionism, held two conferences with the firm.
• It is, in fact, about as high as the usual income of the American workingman.
• The car was full, and among the number sitting down was a workingman.
• The mere subjective judgment of the workingman himself cannot be acknowledged as reliable in such questions.
• But he gave me the same account, that the work was interesting and stimulating, while he himself made the impression of an intelligent workingman.
• I never met one miner or working-man who would have walked a mile to pick the vote up off the road, and I have known and talked with scores and hundreds.
• Yet he sometimes felt that by caring for books he was not escaping common-place nor gaining rare ideas, every working-man being of that taste now.
• No politician dared oppose the eight-hour agitation, because the workingman held the franchise.
• We seldom reflect on the strangeness of the fact that the modern working-man has few or no superstitions.
• As compared with the insane doctrines now in favour with the working-man, the old political economy was sound and sensible.
• We lament that the working-man takes but little interest in Christianity, and rack our brains to discover what we have done to discredit our religion in his eyes.
• Some of the clergy are now trying to repeat, rather than redress, this error, by an obsequious attitude to King Working-man.
• The apron in which I had wrapped the writing-desk was the only approach I had made toward wearing the honorable uniform of the workingman.

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.