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Recent Examples of outdoorsman from the Web
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For Doro, 25, and Lord, 24, both avid outdoorsmen, the sign was little more than a formality.
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Fogerty grew up in El Cerrito and developed into an impassioned outdoorsman and wildlife guy.
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The brand has found a cult-like fandom and ubiquitous presence among tailgaters, outdoorsmen and lake aficionados despite smaller models selling for $199.
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Trawling for shrimp used to be a huge recreational activity in South Louisiana, but outdoorsmen and women have gotten away from it, probably because the tasty crustaceans are so readily available in supermarkets.
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An outdoorsman Ragnow is more than just a fan of the outdoors.
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Joe was an avid outdoorsman who loved fishing and hunting, and was a talented individual who could fix and repair anything for anyone.
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An avid outdoorsman whose office decor included wooden decoys, Gisclair also was known for sporting a signature cowboy hat.
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Founded by Mark Harling, an avid outdoorsman, the Bean hopes to deliver the luxury of RVs without the hassle of towing a large vehicle.
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First Known Use of outdoorsman
1918
OUTDOORSMAN Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of outdoorsman for English Language Learners
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: a man who likes outdoor activities
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