huntsman
23
5.9
- noun
- /ˈhʌnts.mən/
:
cazador
- As an experienced huntsman, he knows all the best places to find wild game.
Examples
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Dressed in a forest-colored tunic and hose, she had a huntsman's cap and horn, and carried a bow.
Fiction book (1999) -
He's Ben Corbett, a lifelong huntsman, somewhere past forty, weathered beyond his years.
Fiction book (1993) -
You have eyes, huntsman, but you do not see.
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Might be the black huntsman himself.
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The Huntsman said the queen lied about my father.
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And there, my faithful Huntsman, you will kill her!
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We visited a huntsman's club that provides dogs and horses for hunting purposes.
Academic text (1994) -
While the audience roared, the hero, Prince Lovelorn, entered with his friend, a huntsman named Gout.
Fiction book (1993) -
Mr. Jukes is an avid huntsman who enjoys tracking deer in the forest.
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The renowned huntsman shared stories of his adventures in the wilderness.
Synonyms
411
1.0
A person who looks for and kills wild animals for food or sport
24
5.8
A person who catches wild animals with traps for their fur
11
4.7
A woman who looks for wild animals to catch or kill
4
9.9
A person who hunts wild birds for food
4
2.5
A person who hunts deer for sport or food
4
6.5
A person who quietly follows animals to hunt them
2
2.8
A person who hunts ducks for sport or food
1
5.9
A person who hunts animals with a bow and arrows
1
6.2
A person who rides a horse and follows dogs to catch foxes
1
8.8
A person who hunts wild animals for food or sport
1
8.6
A person who hunts ducks and other water birds for sport
1
9.9
A person who hunts wolves to sell their fur
1
9.9
A person who hunts whales or works on a ship that catches whales
A person who hunts wild animals for food or sport
A woman who goes out to find and kill wild animals like deer for sport or work
A person who hunts lions for sport or for money
A hunter who uses fast sight dogs to chase small animals across open ground
A person or animal that uses a long pointed stick to catch food
A person who catches animals mainly to use their meat for food
A person who hunts turtles to sell or eat them
A person who removes spiders from houses and buildings
How Skilled
23
5.9
46
3.4
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Huntsman comes from the parts hunt and man and is like the simpler word hunter. The word hunt means 'to chase', so a huntsman is a 'man who hunts' wild animals, often for sport.