Definition of workingman
: one who works for wages usually at manual labor
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As interesting as all these craft brews can be, beer is supposed to be a workingman’s libation.
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The realm of workingman’s rock ’n’ roll has seemed to suit Eddie Money.
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Workwear is having an undeniable moment in men’s fashion right now, led—rightfully—by one of the most OG workingman brands out there: Dickies.
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Then, the two-story Gothic Revival-style home measured just 1,100 square feet and was considered a workingman’s cottage.
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Blue collar rock ’n’ roll was somebody like me, or a Southside Johnny or a Bob Seger, or like a Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels — just like workingman’s rock ’n’ roll, nothing fancy.
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This North Portland tavern, which was a workingman’s oasis for more than 50 years, sat on North Columbia Boulevard in the heart of Junk Yard Row, just east of the St. Johns landfill.
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The first local brewery that discounts its product occasionally, or develops a decent workingman’s lager for, say, $6.99 a six, will get my undying loyalty and support.
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But for some longtime drinkers, including many among the 11,000 who gathered in Chippewa Falls for the anniversary party, watching trendy shandies eclipse the workingman’s beers their grandparents once enjoyed is disorienting.
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First Known Use of workingman
before 12th century
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Definition of workingman for Students
plural workingmen
\-ˌmen\
: a person who works for wages usually at manual labor
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