dairyman

[dair-ee-muhn]

noun

plural

dairymen 

1. an owner or manager of a dairy.

2. an employee in a dairy.

dairyman

/ ˈdɛərɪmən /

noun

1. a man who works in a dairy or deals in dairy products

Gender Note

Is dairyman gender-neutral? See -man.

Word History and Origins

Origin of dairyman¹

First recorded in 1775–85; dairy + -man

Example Sentences

“It’s been recharged to the ground,” said Tom Barcellos, president of the Lower Tule River Irrigation District and a dairyman and farmer.

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“I’m 65 years old, playing a character that, if you crunch the math, should be about 40,” he told The Times of taking on Tevye, the show’s devout dairyman.

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For references, he listed the mayor, the butcher, the dairyman and the service station operator, and his mother signed papers saying that she wouldn’t request his early discharge.

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The dedicated dairyman, who works in Basildon, said he used to help his local milkman as a child after being interested in the "community feel" of the job.

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It was the dairyman who gave me the hot idea.

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