ploughboy
/ˈplaʊbɔɪ/noun
A boy who leads the animal or animals drawing a plough, a boy who drives a plough; (hence more generally) a boy from a rural labouring class, a country boy.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in York Wills. From plough + boy.
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