journeyman

Converse of object

• become: Once an apprenticeship was over, the young person now became a journeyman.
• employ: For example, we tried to distinguish masters, those employing others, from employed journeyman.
• include: The heads of these families included various journeymen and craftsmen, as well as lawyer and tutor.

Adjective modifier

• competent: Slightly more than a competent journeyman I would say.
• more: More journeymen ( OK grant you that one ).
• distressed: Masters paying more or less wages than that decreed were liable to a penalty of £ 50 which would be distributed among distressed journeymen.
• good: He was swift and clean as a good journeyman.

Modifies a noun

• miller: Some millers worked on their own and others employed a son or a journeyman miller to assist them.
• weaver: The wages were never high enough to enable the journeyman weaver to tide over periods of unemployment.
• baker: Also living in the house are five journeyman bakers ( ranging in age from 15 to 24 ) and a female general servant.
• tailor: In 1881 a journeyman tailor called Roger Simmons lived over No. 70 with his wife, three children, and niece.
• printer: When Ingram finished his training he moved to London where he worked as a journeyman printer.
• shoemaker: There the chair was taken by David Morgan, a journeyman shoemaker.