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truckman

American  
[truhk-muhn] / ˈtrʌk mən /

noun

plural

truckmen
  1. a truckdriver.

  2. a person who is in the business of trucking goods, produce, etc.


Etymology

Origin of truckman

An Americanism dating back to 1780–90; truck 1 + -man

Example Sentences

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Tall, 23-year-old William L. Cox is a cocky, capable truckman and he drives a big rig�a tractor and a double-tank trailer.

From Time Magazine Archive

But it amused newspaper readers to see that a truckman could admit it.

From Time Magazine Archive

A Cuban broker by the name of Jorge de Zaldo was just about to receive the trunk when Elmer & Rudolph swooped, arrested broker and truckman, opened the trunk.

From Time Magazine Archive

Grofe's family in-tended him for business so at 14 he ran away, became an elevator operator, then a truckman, a milkman, a heaver in an iron foundry, a pressman in a bookbindery.

From Time Magazine Archive

"I told you you would have bad luck," said the truckman.

From Frank Merriwell's Cruise by Standish, Burt L.