birler
/ˈbɜrlər/
noun
- A person who spins or rotates something, especially in dancing or log rolling.
- Every year, the festival holds a contest for the best birler in Highland dancing.
- She trained for months to become a skilled birler in the baton-twirling competition.
- The champion birler spun the log so fast that the challenger fell off immediately.
- A person who pours or serves drinks, especially in a generous manner.
- At the medieval fair, the birler offered ale to every passerby.
- The tavern's birler kept the mugs full all evening.
- The host acted as birler, making sure no glass was empty.