woodmen

[ˈwʊdmən]

woodmen Definition

  • 1a person who cuts down trees and prepares the timber for transport
  • 2a person who works in the forest or with wood

Using woodmen: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "woodmen" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The woodmen were busy cutting down trees in the forest.

  • Example

    The woodmen used chainsaws to cut down the trees.

  • Example

    The company hired a team of woodmen to clear the land for construction.

woodmen Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for woodmen

Phrases with woodmen

  • woodman, spare that tree!

    a phrase from a poem by George Pope Morris, which is a plea to spare a particular tree from being cut down

    Example

    Woodman, spare that tree! Touch not a single bough!

  • woodman's axe

    an axe used by woodmen to cut down trees

    Example

    The woodman's axe was sharp and heavy.

  • woodman's hut

    a small shelter or cabin used by woodmen while working in the forest

    Example

    The woodman's hut was made of logs and had a thatched roof.

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Summary: woodmen in Brief

A 'woodman' [ˈwʊdmən] is a person who works in the forest or with wood, specifically someone who cuts down trees and prepares the timber for transport. Synonyms include 'lumberjack' and 'logger.' The term can be used in phrases like 'woodman's axe' and 'woodman's hut.'