seedsman
- noun
- /ˈsiːdzˌmæn/
- My grandfather always bought corn seeds from a trusted seedsman who specialized in heirloom varieties.
Examples
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When preparing for spring planting, I visited the seedsman to find the best varieties for my farm.
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So I used to know a seedsman, a guy who ran a seed company and he smoked like a chimney, smoked cigarettes.
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The local seedsman provided us with high-quality seeds for our vegetable garden.
Synonyms
A person or company that offers goods for money
A person or shop that sells seeds for planting
A person who sells seeds for planting
A woman who sells seeds for planting
A woman who sells seeds
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Morphology
Etymology
Seedsman comes from the simple parts seed ('a small plant part used for growing') and man ('person'). So a seedsman is a person who sells seeds for planting.