teamster Antonyms
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Meaning of teamster
Wordnet
teamster (n)
the driver of a team of horses doing hauling
someone who drives a truck as an occupation
Webster
teamster (n.)
One who drives a team.
teamster Sentence Examples
- The burly teamster heaved the heavy cargo onto the truck with ease.
- The teamsters' union fought vigorously for better working conditions.
- Legend has it that the first teamsters were rough and rowdy men who drove horse-drawn wagons.
- A teamster's strength was crucial in transporting goods in the early days of American history.
- Despite their tough exterior, teamsters were often respected for their hard work and dedication.
- The teamsters' strike of 1903 was a pivotal moment in the history of organized labor in the United States.
- The jovial teamster always had a story to tell about his adventures on the road.
- The mighty teamsters hauled endless loads, connecting cities and towns across the country.
- The teamster's whip cracked through the air, signaling the horses to start moving.
- The teamster's unwavering spirit embodied the resilience and determination of the American frontier.
FAQs About the word teamster
the driver of a team of horses doing hauling, someone who drives a truck as an occupationOne who drives a team.
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The burly teamster heaved the heavy cargo onto the truck with ease.
The teamsters' union fought vigorously for better working conditions.
Legend has it that the first teamsters were rough and rowdy men who drove horse-drawn wagons.
A teamster's strength was crucial in transporting goods in the early days of American history.
