chasseur
chas·seur
noun \sha-ˈsər\Definition of CHASSEUR
2
: one of a body of light cavalry or infantry trained for rapid maneuvering
3
: a liveried attendant : footman
Origin of CHASSEUR
French, from Old French chaceur, from chacier to hunt, chase, from Vulgar Latin *captiare — more at catch
First Known Use: 1795
Rhymes with CHASSEUR
as per, astir, auteur, aver, bestir, Big Sur, Bonheur, chauffeur, claqueur, coiffeur, concur, confer, Crèvecoeur, danseur, defer, demur, deter, douceur, du jour, farceur, flaneur, frondeur, hauteur, him/her, his/her, incur, infer, inter, jongleur, larkspur, liqueur, longspur, masseur, millefleur, occur, Pasteur, poseur, prefer, recur, refer, sandbur, sandspur, seigneur, transfer, voyeur, white fir
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