marshman
Speech parts
1. marshman - Noun
2. Marshman - Proper noun
Meaning
marshman (plural marshmen)
An inhabitant of a marshy area or piece of marshland. [from 15th c.]
Marshman (plural Marshmans)
A surname.
Examples
After a split decision win over Darren Stewart, the rising prospect scored first-round finishes over Charles Byrd, Jack Marshman and Brad Tavares.
Stirling Moss, Alan Stacey, Mike Taylor, Jim Clark, Mike Spence, Bobby Marshman, Graham Hill, Jochen Rindt and Ronnie Peterson would probably have liked to have had safer cars.
Interim chief Uehara took over for chief Mike Marshman, who retired after 26 years of service at PPB and 28 years as a law-enforcement officer.
Marshman said he had seen the Portland Mercury report, but said "I haven't had any official confirmation that he is tied to a white supremacist group."
Marshman said these conversations often begin with simple questions, such as when the Samaritan woman asked Jesus why he would talk to a Samaritan like her, even though he was a Jew.
She was preceded in death by her parents, G.A. and Ella Harp Reynolds; husband, Merrill P. Marshman; brothers, Hubert Reynolds, Herbert Reynolds and Claude Reynolds; sisters, Lilyan Hudson, Ruby Sellers, Clara Fox and Anna Lou Reynolds.