ploughboy Antonyms
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Meaning of ploughboy
Wordnet
ploughboy (n)
a boy who leads the animals that draw a plow
Webster
ploughboy (n.)
A boy that drives or guides a team in plowing; a young rustic.
ploughboy Sentence Examples
- The weary ploughboy trudged home, exhausted from a long day in the fields.
- As the sun began to set, the ploughboys paused to let their horses rest.
- The young ploughboys were eager to learn the trade from their experienced elders.
- The song of the ploughboy echoed through the countryside as he guided his plow.
- The ploughboy's muddy boots testified to his hard work.
- The farmers relied heavily on the ploughboys to prepare the land for sowing.
- The ploughboys often shared stories and songs as they worked together.
- The ploughboy's simple life was filled with both hardship and contentment.
- The ploughboy's sturdy physique was a testament to his daily toil.
- As the ploughboys sowed the seeds, they hoped for a bountiful harvest.
FAQs About the word ploughboy
a boy who leads the animals that draw a plowA boy that drives or guides a team in plowing; a young rustic.
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The weary ploughboy trudged home, exhausted from a long day in the fields.
As the sun began to set, the ploughboys paused to let their horses rest.
The young ploughboys were eager to learn the trade from their experienced elders.
The song of the ploughboy echoed through the countryside as he guided his plow.
