farmworker Definition
farm·worker (-wʉrk′ər)
noun
farmhand (sense )
farmworker Usage Examples
Possessives
- cottage: There is a brick well house at a turn in the lane, with some extraordinarily good farmworkers ' cottages beyond.
- house: This is still a farmworker's house for Portsmouth Estates.
Converse of subject
occupy: Walnut Tree Cottage probably dates from the 1860s and was occupied by farmworkers until the 1960s.
Converse of object
employ: His standard of living on the farm was above average and he could employ farmworkers to help him with the improvements.
Adjective modifier
- manong: Father in a manong migrant farmworkers sits next to without cracking your.
- migrant: For migrant farmworkers, health conditions are even worse.
- local: Local farmworkers defied the police together with young activists from all over the country.
Noun used with modifier
- manong: Touching ways such manong migrant farmworkers control of the.
- migrant: Touching ways such manong migrant farmworkers control of the.
- fahns: Of fahns filipino manong migrant farmworkers harlem in new card decks are.
- Filipino: Filipino american glossary of a filipino manong migrant farmworkers tony robles ' descriptions.
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