massier
/ˈmasɪeɪ/Now historical
noun
A student elected from among those at a French artist's studio to be the treasurer, administrator, and supervisor of the group.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Appletons' Journal. From French massier from masse funds (of a group, society) + -ier.
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