splayer

English

Etymology

From splay +‎ -er.

Noun

splayer (plural splayers)

  1. One who splays.
    • 2009, A. J. Jacobs, My Life as an Experiment:
      The soldiers on both sides start dropping to the ground. Every few seconds, another one slumps and splays on the eld. They are good splayers, these soldiers, arms and legs bent in all sorts of acute and obtuse angles.
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