Jobber
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 284
job'er, n. one who jobs: one who buys and sells, as a broker: one who turns official actions to private advantage one who engages in a mean, lucrative aflair- Jobbery, job'er-i, jobbing unfair means einployed to procure some private end. Jockey, jok'i, «. a man (ong a boy) who rides horses m a race a horsed ealer one who takes undue advantage in busine . v.t. to jostle by riding against to cheat* [Dun. of Jock northern E. for Jack, which see.... Jockeylsm, jok'i-izm, Jockbysklp, joki-shtp, ». the art or practice of a jockey.
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