rancher Definition
☆ rancher (ran′c̸hər)
noun
- a person who owns or manages a ranch
- a cowboy
- ranch house
rancher Synonyms
rancher
n.
rancher Usage Examples
Possessives
daughter: The notion occurred to him that he might open his eyes to find himself in a hayloft with the rancher's daughter.
Converse of object
- say: Raised says rancher of cloning now quot in some.
- play: Holt plays a horse rancher out to help a neighbor, Richard Powers, round up a herd of wild horses for sale.
- become: Frank later became a mink rancher which was his occupation for almost 30 years.
- name: A citrus rancher named Simon Legree hires two pickers to harvest his orange crop.
Adjective modifier
- local: MULDER: Probably went over big with the local ranchers.
- wealthy: Alongside them have grown the herds owned by wealthy ranchers and multinational corporations.
- successful: Einar Gilkyson was a once successful rancher whose spread went to seed after he developed a serious drinking problem.
- big: In The Man from Laramie he is shot in the hand by the maniac brother of the county's big rancher and landowner.
- few: Few ranchers add boron to the feed of their livestock.
- forced: Now, a two-year drought that has left creeks dry and forced ranchers to sell livestock is increasing the ecological damage.
Noun used with modifier
- cattle: He led the movement of forest people who make a living collecting wild rubber latex against invading cattle ranchers.
- adventurer: A world series year was even must-see wilbur d adventurer pilot rancher.
- pilot: A world series year was even must-see wilbur d adventurer pilot rancher.
- farmer: See three women farmers ranchers markets has been up site reports that.
- Cattle: Cattle ranchers are for deforestation because then, they will have more land to ranch on.
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