remplaçant
/rɒ̃plaˈsɒ̃/noun
A man who replaces or acts as a substitute for another; (in later use) especially one who undertakes military service in place of another.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From French remplaçant, use as noun of present participle of remplacer.
- paper-shuffling
- paper-stainer
- paper stock
- paper streamer
- paper taffeta
- paper tape
- paper-thin
- paper tiger
- paper tissue
- paper towel
- paper tower
- paper town
- paper trail
- paper-train
- paper war
- paperware
- paper warfare
- paper wasp
- paperweight
- paper-white
- paper window
- honest
- honest broker
- honest Injun
- Honest John