lumberman

[ luhm-ber-muh n ]

/ ˈlʌm bər mən /

a person who deals in lumber.

lumberjack.

Origin of lumberman

An Americanism dating back to 1810–20; lumber¹ + man¹

See -man.

As it is now the lumberman wastes two-thirds of every tree he cuts down.

Creative Chemistry |Edwin E. Slosson
The lumberman will never go far to procure drooping juniper logs.

American Forest Trees |Henry H. Gibson
Ruth and Agnes had already seized their sisters and were hurrying them toward the lumberman.

The Corner House Girls Under Canvas |Grace Brooks Hill
The lumberman ejected a masticated chew and took a fresh one.

The Man in the Twilight |Ridgwell Cullum

A good costume consists of a flannel shirt, woollen drawers, and heavy, lumberman's stockings.

Outdoor Sports and Games |Claude H. Miller