highwayman in Irish
highwayman in Irish is gadaí bóthair — highwayman means a robber, historically on horseback, who held up travellers on public roads.
highwayman in Irish
gadaí bóthair
(historical) A person, usually mounted on horseback, who robbed travelers on public roads.
What does "highwayman" mean?
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noun A robber, historically on horseback, who held up travellers on public roads.
"The stagecoach was ambushed by a highwayman demanding gold and jewels."
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- The stagecoach was ambushed by a highwayman demanding gold and jewels.
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What is "highwayman" in Irish?
"highwayman" in Irish is gadaí bóthair. highwayman means: A robber, historically on horseback, who held up travellers on public roads.
How do you use "highwayman" in a sentence?
Example: "The stagecoach was ambushed by a highwayman demanding gold and jewels." In Irish, "highwayman" is gadaí bóthair.
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