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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!" "Landolin" – Berthold Auerbach
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!"
A follower of Epicurus, a Greek philosopher, who taught that pleasure was the chief good: one given to sensual enjoyment: one devoted to the luxuries of the table. ...
