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outdoorsman
[ out-dawrz-muhn, -dohr- ]
noun
- a person devoted to outdoor sports and recreational activities, as hiking, hunting, fishing, or camping.
- a person who spends much time in the outdoors.
Gender Note
Other Words From
- outdoorsman·ship noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of outdoorsman1
Example Sentences
I felt like suffering was an important buy-in, my ante to earn a seat at the table as an outdoorsman.
The proposed mine has been contentious for years, with outdoorsmen, conservationists, and outdoor recreationists lining up in opposition, while local politicians and mining groups rally in support of the project.
As an avid outdoorsman, I’ve had the opportunity to test an extremely wide range of outdoor gear, including mobile and off-grid electrification equipment like solar power generators.
One of our editors, Michael Rogers, was an avid outdoorsman, and I was the only other person in the office who liked to go outdoors.
If you eat one at that time, it can taste heavily of spruce, almost like turpentine, says Hank Shaw, a chef and outdoorsman who specializes in wild foods.
When he arrived there, the disheveled outdoorsman was greeted at the airport by hundreds of fans.
The nearby Sears store delivered a sleeping bag, Coleman stove, and all sorts of camping gear for the modern outdoorsman.
Wherever Al might be, that outdoorsman was warm, dry and even comfortable.
The skin was slightly tanned, but it was the tan of a man who goes to the beach on summer weekends, not that of an outdoorsman.
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