Cowgirl (noun)

1. A female cowboy, especially one who works on a ranch or participates in rodeos.
2. A woman who is skilled in horseback riding and western activities.

Origin:

Derived from 'cowboy' meaning 'a cowboy who is female'.

Examples:

1. The cowgirl was known for her rodeo riding skills, especially in barrel racing.
2. The cowgirl grew up on a ranch, where she learned to ride horses and work with cattle.
3. The little girl wanted to be a cowgirl when she grew up and have her own horse.
4. The cowgirl was a legendary figure in the American West, known for her bravery and independence.
5. The cowgirl was a regular at the local rodeo, where she competed in various events.