staggard
noun
stag·gard
\ˈstagə(r)d\
variants: or
staggart
\-(r)t\Definition of staggard
-s
: a male red deer in its fourth year
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Origin and Etymology of staggard
Middle English staggard, from stagge stag + -ard
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