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trailman

American  
[treyl-muhn] / ˈtreɪl mən /

noun

  • trailmen
    plural
  1. trailsman.


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Etymology

Origin of trailman

trail + man

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I tried to decide what I would have done, as a trailman, but my brain wouldn't run that way at the moment.

From The Planet Savers by Bradley, Marion Zimmer

After two years of physically painful and mentally rebellious readjustment to daytime living, the owl-eyed trailmen saw best, and lived largely, by moonlight, I had found a niche for myself, and settled down.

From The Planet Savers by Bradley, Marion Zimmer

Trailmen or no trailmen, we must run the lesser risk of finding a place where we could kindle a fire and dry out.

From The Planet Savers by Bradley, Marion Zimmer

Hell, yes," I said, "my dad crashed in the Hellers, and a band of trailmen found me, half dead.

From The Planet Savers by Bradley, Marion Zimmer

Only as we undertook the long climb downward through the foothills did the trailmen, un-used to ground travel at any time, and suffering from the unaccustomed low altitude, begin to weaken.

From The Planet Savers by Bradley, Marion Zimmer

"The trailmen incubate the disease," Jay Allison said.

From The Planet Savers by Bradley, Marion Zimmer

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