[a. Fr. agricole, ad. L. agricola (see prec.).] A husbandman; a rustic.
1656. Blount, Glossogr., Agricole, a Husbandman, Farmer or Plowman.
1882. H. Merivale, Faucit of Bal., III. II. xix. 159. The agricoles of Mould-on-the-Moss. Ibid., II. I. xxiv. 105. In nine cases out of ten, the agricole sees it not.
