Cowhand (noun)

A person who works on a cattle ranch, typically tending to the cows, horses, and other livestock.

Origin:

The word 'cowhand' is derived from the words 'cow' and 'hand', which refers to a person who works with cows. the term was first used in the late 19th century to describe a person who worked on a cattle ranch.

Examples:

1. The cowhand was an experienced horseman and had been working on the ranch for many years.
2. The cowhand was responsible for rounding up the cattle and driving them to market.
3. The cowhand was known for his rough and tough demeanor, but had a soft heart when it came to his animals.
4. The cowhand was a hard worker and was respected by his fellow ranch hands.
5. The cowhand was an expert in cattle branding and roping, and was always up for a good rodeo competition.