cowhand Antonyms
Meaning of cowhand
Wordnet
cowhand (n)
a hired hand who tends cattle and performs other duties on horseback
cowhand Sentence Examples
- Squinting under the midday sun, the weathered cowhand steered the herd towards greener pastures.
- The seasoned cowhand could mend a broken fencepost and doctor a sick calf with equal skill.
- Long days in the saddle left the young cowhand with aching muscles but a sense of accomplishment.
- A loud "Yeehaw!" echoed across the plains as the cowhand triumphantly brought in a stray steer.
- The ranch was looking for a reliable cowhand with a strong work ethic and a love for horses.
- Legends spoke of a phantom cowhand who could ride a bucking bronco like no other.
- Working as a cowhand wasn't easy, but it offered a life of freedom and self-reliance.
- The smell of dust, leather, and sweat hung heavy in the air, a familiar scent for the experienced cowhand.
- Under the vast, starry sky, the cowhands gathered around the campfire to share stories and songs.
- With a calloused hand on the reins, the cowhand guided his horse across the vast expanse of the ranch.
FAQs About the word cowhand
a hired hand who tends cattle and performs other duties on horseback
cowboy, cowman, rancher, buckaroo, cowpoke,cowpuncher, waddie,buckeroo, horsewoman, horseman
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Squinting under the midday sun, the weathered cowhand steered the herd towards greener pastures.
The seasoned cowhand could mend a broken fencepost and doctor a sick calf with equal skill.
Long days in the saddle left the young cowhand with aching muscles but a sense of accomplishment.
A loud "Yeehaw!" echoed across the plains as the cowhand triumphantly brought in a stray steer.
