Welchman
[welch-muh n, welsh-]
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noun, plural Welch·men.
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The hand and seal are just the same with the Welchman's that I intercepted a while ago.
Three Hours after MarriageJohn Gay
A Welchman, who was a staunch Republican, offered Crockett a fine rooster if he would agree to vote that ticket.
A Survivor's Recollections of the Whitman MassacreMatilda Sager
A Welchman coming to London to pursue a suit at law, chanced to steal a sow, for which he was taken and burnt in the hand.
Our captain, who was a Welchman, swore that they were pirates, and would kill us.
The Welchman was the only one that was sober, but the boys said there was not enough liquor in the South to get him drunk.
How Private George W. Peck Put Down The RebellionGeorge W. Peck