1. A soldier in a light cavalry or infantry unit, especially in the French army.
Usage: historical; military
2. A hunter or huntsman.
Usage: archaic; literary
3. A uniformed attendant or porter, especially in a hotel or restaurant.
Usage: chiefly British

Examples

• The chasseur regiment charged across the battlefield with speed and agility.
• French chasseurs were known for their mobility and reconnaissance skills.
• The hotel's chasseur helped guests with their luggage at the entrance.
• In the 18th century, chasseurs formed an elite unit of the cavalry.
• The chasseur wore a distinctive uniform with a tall plumed hat.