coper
noun
cop·er ˈkō-pər 
British
: a horse dealer
especially : a dishonest one
Word History
Etymology
English dialect cope to trade
First Known Use
1825, in the meaning defined above
Phrases Containing coper
- straight A
- straight accent
- straight and narrow
- straight angle
- straight arch
- straight arrow
- straight arrows
- straight as a ramrod
- straight chain
- straight dye
- straight dynamite
- straight face
- straight flour
- straight flush
- straight from the heart
- straight from the top
- straight grain
- straight hit
- straight internship
- straight joint
- straight man
- straight off
- straight organ
- straight paper
- straight peen