Advertisement

Advertisement

View definitions for hired hand

hired hand

noun as in worker

Discover More

Example Sentences

During The Simple Life era, Paris Hilton was the talk of the insta-celebrity world—and Kim was just her hired hand.

He was a hired hand merely, and he and a son of the owner, without other assistance, made the trip.

Harkey's hired hand went home with Dade Walker who considered that walk the pleasant finish to a very interesting day's work.

Steve was Ridings' hired hand, a herculean fellow, with a drawl, and a liability for taking offence quite as remarkable.

To guide a team for a few minutes as an experiment was one thing—to plow all day like a hired hand was another.

I was not working as a visitor but as a hired hand, and doing my full day's work and more.

Advertisement

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement