charcutier

 [shahr-koo-tee-ey, shahr-koo-tee-ey; Fr. shar-ky-tyey]  

char·cu·tier

   [shahr-koo-tee-ey, shahr-koo-tee-ey; Fr. shar-ky-tyey]
noun, plural char·cu·tiers  [-tee-eyz, -eyz; Fr. -tyey] . (in France)
a pork butcher.
Origin:
1890–95; < French; Middle French chaircutier, equivalent to chair flesh + cuite cooked, feminine of cuit, past participle of cuire (< Latin coquere; see cook) + -ier -ier2
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