coachman
coachman
Definition
coach·man (kōc̸h′mən)
noun pl. coachmen -·men (-mən)
the driver of a coach
coachman
Usage Examples
Possessives
- quarter: There was a wire from the house to the coachman's quarters in the stable, and a noble gong alongside his pillow.
Converse of subject
- wear: View the original livery worn by the coachman in Edwardian times.
- drive: At that time the Doctor visited his patients in a carriage driven by a coachman.
Converse of object
- tell: Branicki paid no attention, and told the coachman to drive on.
Adjective modifier
- old: One coach was driven by the narrator, an old coachman.
Preposition: in
- service: She was the widow of Frederick Chapman a veterinary surgeon ( or alternatively a coachman in service ) in Clewer.
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