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dalesman
English
Etymology
dale +? -s- +? -man
Noun
dalesman (plural dalesmen)
- A person from the Yorkshire Dales, or sometimes a person from Lakeland.
- January 28 2002, A Harry Griffin, The Guardian, A time to kill.
- The dalesmen's sport, fox-hunting on the fells, is gradually returning after its 11-months' foot-and-mouth ban.
- January 28 2002, A Harry Griffin, The Guardian, A time to kill.
Related terms
- dalesfolk
- dalespeople
- daleswoman
Anagrams
- leadsman
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dalesmen
English
Noun
dalesmen
- plural of dalesman
Anagrams
- emendals, leadsmen, ledës-man
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