1. a person who jousts; a knight or competitor in a jousting tournament
Usage: historical

Examples

• The skilled juster rode his horse with precision during the medieval tournament.
• Each juster wore heavy armor and carried a long lance.
• The crowd cheered as the juster approached his opponent.
• Training to become a juster required years of practice with weapons and horsemanship.
• The victorious juster was awarded a prize by the king.
• Medieval justers competed for honor and glory in front of large audiences.