desultor
noun
de·sul·tor
də̇ˈsəltə(r),
dēˈ-
plural desultors
-(r)z
or desultores ˌdesəlˈtōrˌēz
: a rider trained to leap from one horse to another (as in the circensian games)
Word History
Etymology
Latin, from desultus + -or
- close-tongued
- close-up
- close-ups
- close/dear/near to one's heart
- close/hard/hot on someone's or something's heels
- close/seal the deal
- close/tight finish
- closeable
- closecross
- closed
- closed (down)
- closed (off)
- closed account
- closed banknote
- closed bolt
- closed book
- closed books
- closed chain
- closed comedo
- closed communion
- closed corporation
- closed couplet
- closed down
- closed fold
- closed form