woodsmen

[ˈwʊdzmən]

woodsmen Definition

• 1. a person who lives or works in a forest or wooded area
• 2. a person who cuts down trees for timber; a lumberjack

Using woodsmen: Examples

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

• Example

  The woodsmen were able to fell the tree in just a few hours.

• Example

  The woodsmen lived in a small cabin in the woods.

• Example

  The company hired several woodsmen to clear the land for development.

woodsmen Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for woodsmen

• lumberjack
• forester
• woodsman
• timberman
• tree cutter

Phrases with woodsmen

• old woodsman

  an experienced and skilled woodsman

  Example

  The old woodsman was able to navigate the forest with ease.

• woodsman's axe

  a type of axe used by woodsmen for chopping down trees

  Example

  He swung the woodsman's axe with all his might, felling the tree in just a few blows.

• woodsman's hut

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

  Example

  The woodsmen built a simple hut in the woods to use as their base of operations.

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Summary: woodsmen in Brief

'Woodsmen' [ˈwʊdzmən] are people who live or work in wooded areas, often cutting down trees for timber. They may use tools like the 'woodsman's axe' and live in a 'woodsman's hut.' 'Woodsmen' can also be called 'lumberjacks' or 'tree cutters.'