moundsman
Americannoun
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moundsmenEtymology
Origin of moundsman
Example Sentences
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It ran in 1960 and starred Robert Sorrells as the unusual moundsman.
From Washington Times
The elder moundsman and coach was on a 40-and-over team that won the state title two years ago.
From Washington Times
The Appeal: The Dingo is where whiskey-sodden weeks spent with completely worthless characters are sporadically punctuated by run-ins with the Princeton elite – the great moundsman Dunc Chaplin, as well as the occasionally poignant, pretty-faced, wavy-haired, high-foreheaded, friendly-eyed, Irish-mouthed, built-chinned, good-eared, capable-handed, unmarked-nosed, lightly-built F Scott Fitzgerald.
From The Guardian
But every moundsman has his jinx.
From Time Magazine Archive
For a veteran moundsman, such marks would be merely amazing.
From Time Magazine Archive
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