"cowpuncher" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1923, George Washington Ogden, “Chapter 1”, in The Baron of Diamond Tail",
          "text": "\"They might keep you in jail six months before trial, that's a scheme this new prosecutor's got to break a man and make him so weak he'll convict himself. My advice to you is keep out of it. A cowpuncher's got no business to set up as a killer in these degenerate times, Gustin; that's a luxurious distinction only a man with money can afford. Let that feller go. If he deserves killin', somebody'll come along in time and do it, and save you the trouble and expense.\"",
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        "A cowboy"
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        "(informal) A cowboy"
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          "word": "cow-puncher"
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        "(informal) A cowboy"
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