Jockey

jok'T, n. pi. Jock'eys, -iz. One who rides or drives horses at horse-races; a dealer in horses; one who cheats in trade. — [jockeyed (-id), -eying.] To play the jockey toward: to cheat, trick. — v. To act the jockey. [Dim. of name Jack, q. v.] — Jock'eyism, -izm, n. Practice of jockeys. Jocose, Jocular, etc. See under Joke.