logger

Synonyms for logger

adj made of timber

"one who fells or cuts trees," by 1708, agent noun from log (v.1).

The pineries is no place for weaklings, either as pastor or logger.

The poet's, commonly, is not a logger's path, but a woodman's.

Paul Bunyan had his setbacks the same as every logger only his were worse.

It is no longer the logger or the settler that causes our forest fires.

Some logger or hunter may have found them and taken them to our cabin.

The logger recovered from his surprise, and with a roar sprang and caught him.

He has been a logger in his time, and one o the best ever known along the river.

With these giants the logger daily matches his strength and skill.

The problem of the logger is that of the casual laborer in general.

"His plainness is lost in what Mr. Logger calls his power of countenance," said she.