woodmen
Timber-felling laborers
Woodmen is the plural of woodman—a person who works in or lives in the woods.
The term typically refers to those who cut timber, maintain forests, or possess woodland skills: The woodmen felled trees along the ridge.
It appears in older literature and in names of fraternal organizations like Woodmen of the World.
Professional tree cutter
- loggerOne who fells trees
- foresterWoodland management professional
- timberWood for construction
- fellingDowning standing timber
chainsaw · sawmill · logging · axe · hatchet · flannel · hardhat · bucker
Tree-dense ecosystem
- treesWoody plants with trunks
- canopyOverhead protective covering
- underbrushDense low forest vegetation
- thicketDense shrub cluster
grove · timberland · wilderness · trail · clearing · wildlife · habitat · conifers
lumberjack
Professional tree cutter
felling · chainsaw · sawmill · logging · axe · hatchet · flannel · hardhat · bucker · skidder
forest
Tree-dense ecosystem
- treesWoody plants with trunks
- canopyOverhead protective covering
- underbrushDense low forest vegetation
thicket · grove · timberland · wilderness · trail · clearing · wildlife · habitat · conifers · deciduous
cottage
Small rural home
- villageSmall rural community
- countrysideRural area beyond towns
- homesteadFamily farm and dwelling
rustic · pastoral · hearth · firewood · kindling · woodpile · woodshed · charcoal · coppicing · pollarding
carpentry
Wood construction trade
- joineryFitting wood pieces together
- whittlingKnife-carving wood into shapes
- woodturningShaping rotating timber
carving · chisel · plane · saw · lathe · dovetail · mortise · tenon · cabinetmaking · woodworker
woodmenoffice workers
Indoor professional employees
bureaucrats · white-collar workers · urbanites · executives · pencil pushers
woodmendevelopers
Those who create software
industrialists · deforesters · miners · urban planners · urbanizers
- Tin WoodmanHollow metal forest worker