astringer

[as-trin-jer]

noun Falconry.

a person who trains and flies short-winged hawks, as the goshawk.

Origin of astringer

1425–75; late Middle English ostringer, alteration, with intrusive n, as in passenger, of Middle French ostricier, derivative of ostour hawk < Medieval Latin auceptor, Latin acceptor, alteration of accipiter accipiter

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