convoyer
/kənˈvɔɪə/noun
1Originally Scottish. A person who conveys, conducts, or transports something or someone; a guide, an escort.
2A convoy ship.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in Hary (c1440–c1492), poet. Originally from convoy + -ar;.
- fountain pen
- Fountain Valley
- four
- four-bagger
- four-ball
- four-by-four
- Four Cantons, Lake of the
- fourchette
- four-color
- Four Corners
- four-dimensional
- four-door
- Fourdrinier machine
- four-engined
- Fourex
- four-eyed
- four-eyed fish
- four-eyes
- four flush
- four-flusher
- fourfold
- four-four time
- four freedoms
- four-handed
- four hundred