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Definition of stockman

stockman

/ˈstɑːkmən/
stock · man

Plural:stockmen
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1

A person who owns, tends, or looks after livestock, especially cattle or sheep on a ranch or station.

Example

"The experienced stockman rode out at dawn to muster the cattle across the northern pasture."


2

North American A person employed in a store, warehouse, or stockroom to receive, organize, and replenish merchandise.

Example

"The stockman spent the morning unloading pallets of canned goods in the supermarket warehouse."

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