stableman
- noun
- /ˈsteɪbəlˌmæn/
- The instant the soothsayer was out of sight, Lucian took to his heels in the opposite direction, running to find his closest friend in the palace, Menyas, the old stableman.
- Hans, the stableman
Examples
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Jane, daughter of a stableman and probably working in domestic service, was educated to be a lady and was married to Morris.
Academic text (1997) -
And as I pass by the stableman, I shall tell him not to let out the horses if someone should like to get away before the baron comes home.
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So Yiban told the foreigners what the stableman and the cook had said.
Fiction book (1996) -
The old stableman's face was gray and careworn, and he seemed older than Lucian remembered.
Fiction book (1995) -
P174 Dismounting, Temple passed the reins to the stableman holding the mare's bridle.
Fiction book (1994) -
"As the stableman began hustling Lucian from the yard, Fronto flicked his tail and made sounds of clearing his throat.
Fiction book (1995) -
The stableman carefully brushed the horse's coat every morning.
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After the race, the stableman led the horses back to their stalls.
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The stableman worked hard to ensure that all the horses were well-fed and healthy.
Synonyms
A person who takes care of horses in a stable
A person who raises and cares for horses
A young person who looks after horses in a stable
A person who cares for horses and other animals in a stable
A person who cares for horses at a stable or inn
A person who cares for and handles horses on a ranch or film set
A woman who works in a stable to feed and care for horses
A girl or woman who cares for horses in a stable
A person who looks after animals kept in stalls
A person who takes care of horses at a stable
A woman who works at a stable caring for horses
A person who cares for horses and looks after the stable
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Morphology
Etymology
Stableman is made of stable and man. The part stable comes from an old Latin word stabulum meaning 'a place for animals' or 'a standing place', so a stableman is simply a 'man who works in the stable' and cares for the horses.