Welchman

[ welch-muhn, welsh- ]

noun

, plural Welch·men.

1. Welshman.

Example Sentences

Our captain, who was a Welchman, swore that they were pirates, and would kill us.

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Colonel Welchman is about again; too soon, I fear, but there is no keeping the brave old man quiet.

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I beg to accompany Colonel Welchman's letter with a testimony of my own to the high character of the officer in question.

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Colonel Welchman suffers severely from his wound, but bears it bravely, as does Peter Brown.

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No Englishman could be convicted of any crime against a Welchman, but by an English judge and jury.

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