timberman

(ˈtɪmbəmən)

n, pl -men

(Animals) any of various longicorn beetles that have destructive wood-eating larvae. Also called: timberman beetle

Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2014

ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:

Noun

timberman - an owner or manager of a company that is engaged in lumbering

owner, proprietor - (law) someone who owns (is legal possessor of) a business; "he is the owner of a chain of restaurants"

Mentioned in

References in periodicals archive

After three years in power, 'Magulo pa rin ang pagsulong ng PDP-Laban sa Sistemang Pederal!' Read what David Timberman wrote in his recent 'Philippine Politics under the Duterte: A Midterm Assessment': 'The fading prospects for Constitutional change.

Random Thoughts: PDP-Laban and Federalism

She praised the efforts of local ecologists, including Badenoch and Strathspey Conservation Group, who are helping the team locate rare pine hover flies, Kentish glory moths and timberman beetles.

Team in position for north nature; SPRINGWATCH Three-week broadcast from Cairngorms

Timberman, a political analyst and development specialist with 30 years of experience addressing political and governance challenges in Southeast and South Asia.

Scathing report assails Duterte's powerful rule

Having met his wife-to-be Mary Emma Engelsman in Kimberly, Isaac had married on August 31, 1940, a momentous day in which he left by train to take up a job as a timberman and live in Northern Rhodesia at the Roan and Antelope copper mine in Luanshya.

Black Cat's journey led to presidential links after brave baby rescue; THE AGENDA: How former Sunderland star's son ended up being bodyguard to Nelson Mandela

Having met his wife to be Mary Emma Engelsman in Kimberly, Isaac had married on August 31, 1940, a momentous day in which he left by train to take up a job as a timberman and live in Northern Rhodesia at the Roan and Antelope copper mine in Luanshya.

What links a Sunderland wing-half, Nelson Mandela and the President of Zambia? Sunderland historian Rob Mason reveals the amazing story of life after Sunderland of 1920s wing-half Isaac McGorian; Sunderland historian Rob Mason reveals the amazing story of life after Sunderland of 1920s wing-half Isaac McGorian

John Timberman Newcomb's recent study How Did Poetry Survive?

"Bullets for Hands": Witter Bynner, Arthur Davison Ficke, and the Spectra Poems of World War I

The visuals are in a pixel art style, similar to Timberman.

TIMBER WEST GAME REVIEW - ANDROID AND IOS

It was at this time that he met Richard Howe, who was working as a timberman, in a colliery outside Porthcawl.

Servicemen saw little respite over war-torn Christmas; From a sergeant awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal for extreme bravery to the story of a man invalided home before his brother-in-law perished on the Western Front, Porthcawl Museum's Ceri Joseph reveals what happened to South Wales' brave servicemen in the run-up to Christmas 100 years ago this month

I will gladly take on Polly Timberman's question, first by making clear that a woman's appearance is never an invitation for harassment.

Letters

Raff Timberman said that GIZ has reopened its office in Sudan.

Ministry of Intl Cooperation, German Technical Aid Agency sign joint talks' minutes

"His sense of humor and deeply compassionate nature made him a great writer, for sure, but more important, one of the greatest friends or family members you could ever hope to have," says producer Sarah Timberman, a longtime friend of Glasberg and his wife, writer/producer Mimi Schmir."It's hard to put into words the loss suffered by all who love him."

Remembering Gary Glasberg: 1966-2016 colleagues, friends mourn the longtime 'NCIS' showrunner