month hand
month hand noun: a temporary farmworker hired for a specific, extended period (usually one month or an entire season).
Noun
month hand (plural month hands)
- A temporary farmworker hired for a specific, extended period (usually one month or an entire season).
- Farmers beginning to plow. Month hands getting $30 and board. Farmers generally in prosperous condition.1908, T.B. Nelson, The Ohio farmer
- The hired help question is hard to describe; there are but few in this section who keep month hands, as they are a luxury1915, G.S. Locke, “Soil Fertility Problems”, in Rural New Yorker
Forms of month hand
| plural | month hands |
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Questions about month hand
- What does month hand mean?
- Month hand means a temporary farmworker hired for a specific, extended period (usually one month or an entire season).
- What part of speech is month hand?
- Month hand is a noun.
- What is the plural of month hand?
- The plural of month hand is month hands.
Words near month hand in the dictionary
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