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stockman

[ stok-muhn -man ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

, plural stock·men [stok, -m, uh, n, -men].

stockman

/ -ˌmæn; ˈstɒkmən /

1. a man engaged in the rearing or care of farm livestock, esp cattle
2. an owner of cattle or other livestock
a man employed in a warehouse or stockroom

First recorded in 1800–10; stock + man

Rep. Steve Stockman (R-TX) is a grifter and a wingnut, but is he possibly a felon too?

While Stockman gave two responses and Posey gave one, neither agreed to be interviewed.

In the meantime, Stockman's spokesman again didn't respond to inquires from The Daily Beast.

Ethical questions have repeatedly been raised about Stockman in the past.

If only Stockman had followed his own advice and “read The Daily Beast.”

Each stockman gets with his permit each spring a small map showing his own range and the surrounding ranges.

The crowd votes that Doctor Stockman may not speak about the baths, the real point at issue.

Frank expected to see the stockman drop on one knee and take aim at the bear, now very close to the two dismounted ones.

Didn't old Jesse say that Martin Mabie was a big stockman now, and had really quit being a guide and hunter?

He was not partial to elk meat, which was perhaps natural in a stockman, who could kill young beef whenever the spirit moved.

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