bunyan
/ˈbʌnjən/Definitions
1. noun
A person, especially in the northeastern United States, who cuts down trees for a living, typically by hand.
“He worked as a lumberjack, or a bunyan, in the forest for many years.”
2. noun
A giant or powerful person, especially in folklore or mythology.
“Paul Bunyan is a legendary bunyan in American folklore, famous for his incredible strength and feats.”