gamekeeper

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Word Origin & History

1660s, from game (n.) in the animal sense + agent noun from keep (v.).

A man in gamekeeper's clothes had issued from the lodge, carrying a gun.

Here, I found, lived the gamekeeper and a few farm labourers.

Your father is Orn Skinner, who shot the gamekeeper to-night?

"He killed the gamekeeper, Ezy says,—Daddy Skinner," she whimpered.

Gooder than all ye whole church, if his gun did kill the gamekeeper.

See what is said upon this subject in that delicious book, "The Gamekeeper at Home."

I knew that she was happy in it, and that it had once been a gamekeeper's cottage, but that was about all.

"And poaches all he can lay hands on," added the gamekeeper.

The gamekeeper has brought in a thoroughly trained dog, which will also be yours.

There were the footprints of the gamekeeper from A to his lodge at AA.