Stockman
noun
A person who takes care of large groups of animals, especially cattle, on a farm or ranch.
In Australia, a stockman is often responsible for taking care of thousands of cattle in remote outback areas.
Often appears as...
- australian stockman
- stockman's whip
noun
An assistant in a shop or store, who orders, stores, and sells goods, especially in the hardware, building supplies or automotive parts industry.
He's been working as a stockman in a department store for six years now.
Often appears as...
- store stockman
- stockman's job
noun
A person who takes care of large groups of animals, especially cattle, on a farm or ranch.
In Australia, a stockman is often responsible for taking care of thousands of cattle in remote outback areas.
Often appears as...
- australian stockman
- stockman's whip
noun
An assistant in a shop or store, who orders, stores, and sells goods, especially in the hardware, building supplies or automotive parts industry.
He's been working as a stockman in a department store for six years now.
Often appears as...
- store stockman
- stockman's job
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Cultural Icon
In Australia, 'stockman' embodies the image of a rugged, independent individual working in the outback.
During our trip to the outback, we saw a stockman who seemed like he'd jumped out of an old Australian tale.
Pro Tip 2/3Occupation Specific
'Stockman' isn't used for anyone working with animals; it's specific to those who manage large herds.
After getting experience with the sheep, he finally became a stockman responsible for the cattle.
Pro Tip 3/3Context Matters
In different regions, 'stockman' might be seen as an equivalent to 'cowboy' or 'rancher'.
When I went to the US, people thought 'stockman' was just another word for 'cowboy'.
Pro Tip 1/3Cultural Icon
In Australia, 'stockman' embodies the image of a rugged, independent individual working in the outback.
During our trip to the outback, we saw a stockman who seemed like he'd jumped out of an old Australian tale.
Pro Tip 2/3Occupation Specific
'Stockman' isn't used for anyone working with animals; it's specific to those who manage large herds.
After getting experience with the sheep, he finally became a stockman responsible for the cattle.
Pro Tip 3/3Context Matters
In different regions, 'stockman' might be seen as an equivalent to 'cowboy' or 'rancher'.
When I went to the US, people thought 'stockman' was just another word for 'cowboy'.
Pro Tip 1/3Cultural Icon
In Australia, 'stockman' embodies the image of a rugged, independent individual working in the outback.
During our trip to the outback, we saw a stockman who seemed like he'd jumped out of an old Australian tale.
Pro Tip 2/3Occupation Specific
'Stockman' isn't used for anyone working with animals; it's specific to those who manage large herds.
After getting experience with the sheep, he finally became a stockman responsible for the cattle.
Pro Tip 3/3Context Matters
In different regions, 'stockman' might be seen as an equivalent to 'cowboy' or 'rancher'.
When I went to the US, people thought 'stockman' was just another word for 'cowboy'.
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