boisman
boisman noun: a stickfighter.
Noun
boisman (plural boismen)
- A stickfighter.
- His great size and his ability as a boisman (stickfighter) made him immune from physical attack.1975, Michael Anthony, Andrew Carr, David Frost Introduces Trinidad and Tobago, page 151
- Commenting on his love for Talparo, the home of the formidable Talparo Tambule in Kandal troupe (a band of boismen), he said: “I have land in Talparo. I love Talparo. When I go up there, it is like a different zone. I love the bush. When I go up there, whack. I just watch around. I just lie down on...2012 January 21, Michelle Loubon, “Rio promoting traditional calypso”, in Trinidad Guardian
Forms of boisman
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Questions about boisman
- What does boisman mean?
- Boisman means a stickfighter.
- What part of speech is boisman?
- Boisman is a noun.
- What is the plural of boisman?
- The plural of boisman is boismen.
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