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vaunt-courier

 
Dictionary: vaunt-cour·i·er   (vônt'kʊr'ē-ər, -kûr'-, kŭr'-, vŏnt'-) pronunciation
n. Archaic
A person, such as a herald, sent in advance.

[Short for obsolete French avaunt-courier : Old French avaunt, in front; see vanguard + Old French courrier, messenger; see courier.]


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