Noun:

మ్యూల్ సైస్,

mule driver's Usage Examples:

As a child, he worked as a breaker boy and mule driver in the coal mines of northeastern Pennsylvania.

"The mule driver who became a millionaire".

range and method of operation of the mule owners made the profession of mule driver one of the most important ones for all land commerce of the time.

Dunn, a hunter and trapper from ColoradoWilliam Billy Robert Wesley Hawkins, a mountain man, possible ex-fugitive, and the expedition's cookFrank Goodman, an Englishman and skilled boat handler who had come west looking for adventureAndrew Hall, a 19-year-old mule driver whose skills as an oarsman impressed PowellGeorge Y.

another former editor Skip Tucker, the name derived from a joke the mule driver who delivered its first press—that "only an eagle could deliver the news.

Dickson"s family moved to Carbondale, Pennsylvania, where he worked as a mule driver for the Delaware and Hudson Railroad.

The company consolidated its mule stables, forcing teenage mule drivers to travel much farther each day to pick up their mules (time for which they were not compensated).

Spouse(s) Stella Stubbs (née Hostettler) Education University of Kansas (Did not graduate) Profession clerk, farmer, mule driver, banker, politician.

Jimmy Haggerty age 21 became employed a mule driver for the Reading Railroad.

grandmother Simonetta, who was possibly of North African descent, married a mule driver from Collevecchio, a site associated with Monte della Verna.

Dailey, a former mule driver on the Erie Canal who later became a partner in a Tonawanda, New York.

Other names and remarks discovered included: "I can throw any mule driver on the road, John New" and "Too much snuff, McCauley" dated May 7, 1853.

He was a veteran of World War I, an experienced outdoors man, mule driver and fossil collector.

Synonyms:

mule skinner, laborer, jack, muleteer, labourer, manual laborer, skinner,

Antonyms:

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