poulter
/ˈpəʊltə/noun
= poulterer. Now chiefly in Poulters' Company: the name of a livery company of the City of London.
Origin
Late Middle English. From Anglo-Norman poleter, poletier, pulter, pultere, pulleter, pulletere, pulletier and Old French, Middle French pouletier, Middle French poletier, poulletier from polet, poulet, poullet, pulet, pullet + -er, -ier. Compare post-classical Latin pulletarius poulterer (frequently 1241–1419 in British sources), poletarius, pultarius, pulterius.