yardman

IPA: jˈɑrdmʌn

A worker in any of several types of yard, as:
A worker in a railyard.
(UK, historical) A farm worker assigned to the farmyard of a large farm, working at hostler duties (harnessing and hitching teams), loading and unloading wagons, feeding, and so on.
(chiefly Canada, US) A laborer hired to do outdoor work.

Examples of "yardman" in Sentences

We have been talking to neighbors and others about our yardman.
At least one of the local cops had worked at the house as yardman.
Mary Ellen didn't like the new yardman, Treat; Daniel thought Treat was a genius.
How oftenare my eyes so blinded by fear or pain that when He speaks, I mistake Him for the yardman?
The old tomcat watched Clay fromhiswindow, greedily lapping him up secretly like so much yardman cream.
Troy, the yardman, cued by the idling of the car's engine, would appear from the garden with a single rose for Maddox's lapel.
I parked my cruiser in the spangled shade of a live oak and was told by a yardman that Raphael Chalons was in the back, down by the bayou, walking his dog.
Well if you have four large dogs and a rat to pick up after before the yardman arrives at dawn so he won´t think you a flojo pig, you would see the importance of this issue.