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n. A man who owns or tends an orchard.
Usage examples of "orchardman".
He showed the same lesson to an orchardman from Goson, whose name was Korin, to the potter, Kosul, from his own group, and to a woman from the west, Maol, a farmwife who blushed redder than sunburn, but who understood what he wished to say.
Norit stayed in the saddle, and stepped off without help, and when the men still mounted saw that, they all did the same, though the orchardman was pitched off at the very last and sprawled gently flat on the sand.
The orchardman got up and dusted himself off, taking the taunts of the potter in glowering good humor, and finally with a grin.
More, the orchardman and the potter were quarreling again and calling one another fools, and the whole company seemed in better humor.
She found orchardman Priceless and Squire Frenstil standing together in the biting eventime chill, smoking their pipes.
She baked apple pies for the families of the orchardmen who pleased her, and she taught their wives the recipe, too.