Plowman (noun)

A man who plows fields for a living.

Origin:

Middle english plowman, ploughman, from old english plōhmann, from plōh (plow) + mann (man).

Examples:

1. The plowman was out in the fields early in the morning, ready to begin his day of work.
2. The farmer hired a new plowman to help him with the large amount of land he had to cultivate.
3. The plowman was skilled in using the old-fashioned plow pulled by oxen.
4. The town had a statue of a plowman, honoring the hardworking men who tended the fields.
5. The plowman's strong arms were a testament to the physical labor he performed every day.