One who racks.
But as the old woman still clung to the horse's bridle, he cried angrily: " Let go, or I'll let you feel my whip or set Racker at you!" Berthold Auerbach in "Landolin".
But as the old woman still clung to the horse's bridle, he cried angrily: " Let go, or I'll let you feel my whip or set Racker at you!"
The quality of being in form only; in logic, a term applied to designate propositions in which the copula is accompanied by some phrase which adds to or restricts its meaning. ...