Jouster [noun]

The reason for this was that the jouster always passed left arm to left arm with the lance pointed across the horses neck.

The A was to be awarded to the best jouster, the E to the best runner in harness, and the M for the best swordsman.

The jouster at the fan had to strike the shield, and at the same time to avoid the stroke given by the swinging bag.

As for Aimery, he is proud of being almost as good a hawker and jouster as his brother.

In another variety, a large tub of water was fixed on a post, which discharged its contents on the person of any clumsy jouster.

But this terrible jouster, this Paladin of the abyss, often becomes himself the prey of a most contemptible enemy.

From that time forth, the count was considered a puissant and rude jouster and gained great renown.

When it seemed that the proud knight was the better jouster, the earl and his people shouted, and Inewl and Enid had sad looks.