Bushman

Bush·man (b

1. See San.

2. bushman Australian One who lives or travels in the wilderness, especially in the outback.

[Translation of Afrikaans boschjeman : boschje, bush + man, man.]

bushman [ˈbʊʃmən]

n pl -men

Austral and NZ a person who lives or travels in the bush, esp one versed in bush lore

Bushman [ˈbʊʃmən]

n pl -man, -men

1. (Social Science / Peoples) a member of a hunting and gathering people of southern Africa, esp the Kalahari region, typically having leathery yellowish skin, short stature, and prominent buttocks

2. (Linguistics / Languages) any language of this people, belonging to the Khoisan family

[from Afrikaans boschjesman]

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Noun	1.	Bushman - a member of the race of nomadic hunters and gatherers who live in southern Africa nomad - a member of a people who have no permanent home but move about according to the seasons
	2.	bushman - a dweller in the Australian bush country pioneer - one the first colonists or settlers in a new territory; "they went west as pioneers with only the possessions they could carry with them"

Translations

bushman [ˈbʊʃmən] N (bushmen (pl)) → bosquimano m, bosquimán m

Bushman [ˈbʊʃmæn] n → Bochiman(e) m

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Acocanthera Acocanthera oppositifolia Acocanthera venenata Acokanthera Bosjesman Bush Bushboy bushman's poison bushman's singlet genus Acocanthera genus Acokanthera Khoisan Matilda nomad ordeal tree people pioneer Saan San	There was an old bushman working there, occupied in selling fagots from trees that had been leveled by his axe. From The Earth To The Moon by Verne, Jules View in context With one barrel of his ten- gauge shot-gun he had blown the life out of the bushman who had so nearly got him; with the other barrel he had peppered the bushmen bending over Sagawa, and had the pleasure of knowing that the major portion of the charge had gone into the one who leaped away with Sagawa's head. The Red One by London, Jack View in context He could smell a crocodile farther off and more differentiatingly than could any man, than could even a salt-water black or a bushman smell one. Jerry of the Islands by London, Jack View in context	bush-line bushbaby bushbashing Bushboy bushbuck bushcraft bushed bushel bushel basket Bushelage Bushelman Bushet Bushfighter Bushfighting bushfire bushfly bushhammer Bushido bushie bushiness bushing Bushire Bushism bushland Bushless Bushman bushman's poison bushman's singlet bushmaster bushmeat Bushment Bushnell bushpig bushranger bushtit bushveld bushwalking bushwhack bushwhacker Bushwhacking bushy bushy aster bushy-tailed bushytail woodrat busily business business activity business address business administration business agent business angel	bushiest Bushihr bushily bushily bushiness bushiness bushing bushing bushing Bushing Current Transformer Bushings Bushings Bushinskii, Vladimir Bushinskii, Vladimir Petrovich BUSHIPS Bushire Bushire Bushism Bushisms Bushists Bushists Bushite bushite crystals Bushkashi Bushkashi Bushkill Township Volunteer Fire Co. Bushkill Valley Motorcycle Club Bushland Bushland Friendly Nursery Scheme Bushless Bushman Bushman (disambiguation) Bushman (disambiguation) Bushman Languages Bushman Pump Kit bushman's poison bushman's poison bushman's poison bushman's poison bushman's singlet Bushmans River Tourism Association bushmaster bushmaster bushmaster Bushmaster Armored Turret, 2 Man Bushmasters Bushmasters Bushmeat Bushmeat Crisis Task Force Bushmen Bushmen Bushmen Bushmens Bushment Bushmin, Aleksei Bushmin, Aleksei Sergeevich Bushnell Bushnell Park Bushnell, David Bushnell, Horace Bushpig

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Acocanthera
Acocanthera oppositifolia
Acocanthera venenata
Acokanthera
Bosjesman
Bush
Bushboy
bushman's poison
bushman's singlet
genus Acocanthera
genus Acokanthera
Khoisan
Matilda
nomad
ordeal tree
people
pioneer
Saan
San

There was an old bushman working there, occupied in selling fagots from trees that had been leveled by his axe.

From The Earth To The Moon by Verne, Jules View in context

With one barrel of his ten- gauge shot-gun he had blown the life out of the bushman who had so nearly got him; with the other barrel he had peppered the bushmen bending over Sagawa, and had the pleasure of knowing that the major portion of the charge had gone into the one who leaped away with Sagawa's head.

The Red One by London, Jack View in context

He could smell a crocodile farther off and more differentiatingly than could any man, than could even a salt-water black or a bushman smell one.

Jerry of the Islands by London, Jack View in context

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