A man who tends, herds, or keeps cows. Now chiefly historical except in sense 2.

A boy or young man who tends or herds cows. Now chiefly historical except in sense 2b.

(a) a man who attends to cows; (b) a cattle-keeper or ‘ranchman’ in the western U.S.

A girl or young woman who tends or herds cows. Now historical except in sense 2.

A man employed to look after cattle or other livestock. Chiefly Australian.

spec. New Zealand and Australian. A boy or young man employed to milk the cows and undertake other domestic chores, such as looking after the…

spec. Esp. in the western United States: a man or boy who herds cattle on an open range or (later) a ranch, usually working on horseback. Later…

An agricultural labourer chiefly employed to feed and look after cattle. Cf. fodderer, n. Now historical.

a woman who tends cows.

A man who attends to cattle; a rearer of cattle on a ranche or run.

a girl who tends cows; in U.S. feminine of cowboy, n. 1.

One who looks after horses or cattle which are grazed on tack.

one engaged in the tending or ranching of cattle.

U.S. slang. A cowboy.

U.S. A cowboy or ranch hand; (also) a cattle rustler. Now historical.

(a) Australian an Aboriginal person employed to look after cattle or other stock; (b) U.S. a boy employed by a business firm to look after stock.