lorimer
noun
lor·i·mer
ˈlȯrəmə(r)
variants or loriner
-rənə(r)
plural -s
: a maker of bits, spurs, and metal mountings for bridles and saddles
Word History
Etymology
Middle English lorimer, loriner, from Old French lormier, lorenier, from lorain strap holding a horse's saddle (from Late Latin loramentum harness, straps, from Latin lorum strap + -mentum -ment) + -ier -er
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