Definition of backwoodsman:
part of speech: noun
One
who
inhabits
the
far-
off
woods
in
America.
Usage examples:
-
The
Consul,
Mr.
Cowan,
is
a
good
fellow,
and
Mr.
Lightfoot,
his
chum,
is
a
real
backwoodsman
full
of
histories
of
adventures,
fights, "
natives,"
and
wars
in
many
lands.
Sarah Macnaughtan in "My War Experiences in Two Continents".
-
The
old
backwoodsman
started
on
hearing
it.
Mayne Reid in "The White Squaw".
-
The
backwoodsman
however,
did
not
avail
himself
of
it.
Mayne Reid in "The White Squaw".
-
"
Nelatu,"
said
the
backwoodsman
you've
done
me
a
great
sarvice.
Mayne Reid in "The White Squaw".