Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
musterer .
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Examples
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In the late 1800s, cattle musterers drove their herds across thousands of miles of the arid landscape on the edges of the Simpson Desert.
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In the late 1800s, cattle musterers drove their herds across thousands of miles of the arid landscape on the edges of the Simpson Desert.
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Cliff went out with the high-country musterers and continued in their company when they came in from the mountains behind droning mobs of sheep.
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I rode among the musterers as gamely as any of the big sunburnt bushmen.
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By sun-up the musterers were away, and by sundown we were coming in to Bitter Springs, driving a splendid mob of cattle before us.
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The musterers were to work every area of country again and again, and the Dandy's work began in the building of the much-needed yard to the north-west.
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Rest Cure, and the musterers coming in with Happy Dick's bullocks and a great mob of mixed cattle for the yards, Dan proved a strong ally; and besides, as the musterers were in and Happy Dick due to arrive by midday,
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But the homemaking instinct is strong in a woman, and the musterers went out west without the missus.
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"Their cash does," the Maluka corrected, to Dan's huge delight; and, leaving the musterers to go on with their branding work, culling each mob of its prime bullocks as they mustered, he set about finding some one to
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But Dan's scorn turned to blazing wrath, when -- the drovers refusing to replace the "strays" with cows from the mixed cattle in hand, and refusing also to take delivery of the bullocks, two beasts short -- the musterers had to turn out to gather in a fresh mob of cattle for the sake of two bullocks.
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