mower man:
( also ‘mower-man’, (more commonly) ‘lawnmower man’ or ‘lawnmower operator’; plural: ‘mowers‘; for the right pronunciation of this word, please click here)
(mowing a lawn)
‘to mow’ = to cut grass or grain that grows in a field or garden; a ‘lawn’ = a patch of ground, usually in front of a building or in a garden, where grass is grown and regularly trimmed to size
a person who mows,
a mower man mowing a lawn with a lawn mower
e.g.
What time is the mower (mower man/lawn-mower man) due?
We need a couple of mowers (lawn-mowers) to mow our lawn.
There are lawn mowing business that supply lawn-mowing men or women to mow lawns.
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Note: ‘Mower’, usually called ‘lawn mower’, is more commonly used to refer to a device/tool/machine that is used for cutting/trimming grass or grain in a field or garden.
