Woodsman

Pronunciation: /wʊdzmən/

Definitions of woodsman

noun a person who lives or works in the woods, especially as a forester, hunter, or guide

Example Sentences

A1 The woodsman chopped down trees in the forest.

A2 The woodsman knew how to survive in the wilderness.

B1 The woodsman built a cabin in the woods using only natural materials.

B2 The woodsman was skilled at tracking animals through the dense forest.

C1 The woodsman's knowledge of the forest was unmatched by anyone else.

C2 The woodsman's expertise in forestry conservation earned him international recognition.

Examples of woodsman in a Sentence

formal The woodsman skillfully navigated through the dense forest, identifying different types of trees along the way.

informal My neighbor, who's a woodsman, showed me how to chop wood for my fireplace.

slang The woodsman is a pro at handling an axe and chopping down trees.

figurative She was a woodsman in the kitchen, effortlessly chopping vegetables with precision.

Grammatical Forms of woodsman

• past tense: woodsmanned
• plural: woodsmen
• comparative: more woodsman
• superlative: most woodsman
• present tense: woods
• future tense: will woodsman
• perfect tense: have woodsmanned
• continuous tense: is woodsmanning
• singular: woodsman
• positive degree: woodsman
• infinitive: to woodsman
• gerund: woodsmanning
• participle: woodsmanning

Origin and Evolution of woodsman

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'woodsman' originated from the combination of 'wood' and 'man', referring to a person who works in the woods or forests.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'woodsman' has evolved to encompass a broader range of skills and activities related to working in the woods, including logging, forestry, and outdoor survival skills.