farmman

English

Etymology

From farm +‎ -man.

Noun

farmman (plural farmmen)

1. A man who works on a farm.
   • 1963, Crichton Porteous, Portrait of Peakland:

     Some of the stone used to be made into grindstones and scythestones, and aged carpenters and farmmen tell how "kindly" it was to their tools and scythe blades; it left the edges smooth as silk, which synthetic stone (carborundum) never quite does.

   • 2001, John Newton Chance, A Place Called Skull, page 15:

     I'm a good farmman. Always haves me gun ready.